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Squash 'Jaune et Verte' (Organic)

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Category: Seeds

Picked young, the flesh is sweet and buttery. The tender skin cooks to lime green. Compact variety producing scalloped fruit over a long period. This French heirloom created much excitement amongst those of us who were previously unconvinced about the merits of growing squash. Harvest from 7 weeks, yields 3kg per plant.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

I’ve never grown a squash that looked this cool on the vine—those scalloped edges are a real conversation starter. Even picked young, the flesh was noticeably sweet and creamy, not watery at all. Definitely planning to save seed from this one for next year.

Joseph P. ★★★★★

The scalloped shape and compact vines fit perfectly in my small raised bed, and I was amazed how long they kept producing. The young ones really do have that buttery sweetness described.

Michael ★★★★★

Picked a few of these at the perfect young stage and the flesh was genuinely sweet and buttery—exactly what I hoped for. The scalloped shape is beautiful on the plate. Definitely planting this compact variety again next season.