Hasn’t produced much, mostly vines
"Hasn’t produced much, mostly vines"
Squash Butterbaby F1 Seed
SKU: 12687STDTRT-25SDS
$3.22
$4.02
You save 20%
Squash Butterbaby F1 Seed
SKU: 12687STDTRT-25SDS
$3.22
$4.02
You save 20%
$3.22
$4.02
You save 20%
Save 20% on STANDARD / TREATED / 25 seeds
Save 20% on STANDARD / TREATED / 250 seeds
If you enjoy the taste and tenderness of butternut squash, you'll love Butterbaby even more. Butterbaby squash are the mini version of the traditional butternut squash. This variety grows in a small, uniform shape, making it ideal for roadside stands and farmers market displays. As a high-yielding squash that matures earlier than Honeynut, Butterbaby Butternut Squash is a must-have for fresh market farmers and hobby gardeners.
Shop Butterbaby seeds from Harris Seeds to start growing your own mini butternuts with tan skin and sweet, dark orange flesh. High yields of ½ - 1 lb. fruits are produced on vines with powdery mildew resistance. Butterbaby fruits measure 6” L x 4” W, have a Brix measurement of 9-11, and offer better storability than other mini butternuts. Train your vines to climb a trellis and save space while preparing for your next bumper crop. Buy Butterbaby seeds and add these premium squash to your cart today!
Shop Butterbaby seeds from Harris Seeds to start growing your own mini butternuts with tan skin and sweet, dark orange flesh. High yields of ½ - 1 lb. fruits are produced on vines with powdery mildew resistance. Butterbaby fruits measure 6” L x 4” W, have a Brix measurement of 9-11, and offer better storability than other mini butternuts. Train your vines to climb a trellis and save space while preparing for your next bumper crop. Buy Butterbaby seeds and add these premium squash to your cart today!
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| Size | Quantity | Price Each |
|---|---|---|
| STANDARD / TREATED / 1,000 seeds | 20+ | $31.07 |
| STANDARD / TREATED / 1,000 seeds | 5+ | $36.15 |
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- Soil Temperature: 70-75°F
- Germination Lighting: Cover Seed
- Germination Days: 6-12 Days
- Seeding Depth: 0.75-1.0"
- Maturation Days: 100 Days
- Planting Method: Direct Sow
- Spacing in Row: 36-48"
- Spacing Between Rows: 6-8'
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Overall rating: 4.25 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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Amazing growth
"I planted these seeds and six days later they emerged. A week and a half later the plants were 5" tall. They are now thriving in the garden. Looking forward to the yield!"
Looks promising
"Looks promising"
Honeynut
"I love the plants, lots of fruit, haven't eaten any yet"
butterbay F1
"so far , so good ... plants are doing well under the tough growing conditions . proof is at the end , we'll see what the net is !"
lw
"Great deal! Quick delivery. Will order again in the future."
Excellent variety
"These mini Squash are the perfect side dish to split between two people. I sliced open, gutted and removed seeds. You can bake upside down to keep moist, then flip. Add brown sugar and butter for the last ten minutes. Cook until tender. Fork goes in easy. These are so delicious"
I direct seeded in March
"I direct seeded in March 3 plants but none germinated. I then seeded indoors and they appeared to have done fine however I am a few weeks behind. I will transplant this week. The original were planed in an area I have grown another variety a few years back so I am not sure what happened. I will see how the transplants work but I prefer to direct seed squash since they don't like to be disturbed."