Seminole Pumpkin Seeds: Rare Heirloom Winter Squash, Non-GMO

These rare heirloom seeds grow a distinctive buff-colored squash with deep orange flesh sweeter than butternut—a variety traditionally cultivated by Seminole peoples in the Florida Everglades and now recognized as one of America's most endangered foods. The fruit's extremely hard rind stores nearly indefinitely, while the flesh excels in pies, soups, and baked goods. Vine borer resistant and reliable in warm climates, these open-pollinated seeds let you cultivate a piece of culinary and agricultural history.