Favorite Pie Pumpkin

At the end of harvest we always reflect on our biggest successes. Year after year the Australian Butter Squash reminds us why we love it so. This pumpkin grows well in tough circumstances yielding good numbers, sturdy plants, and delicious pies. Each pumpkin has thick walls making it the most efficient pie pumpkin we have ever grown.

 http://www.rareseeds.com/australian-butter-s/


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