Content
- 1 The main varieties of pumpkin
- 2 The sweetest pumpkin
- 3 Butternut squash
- 4 Something about unusual varieties ...
- 5 Siberia and the Urals
- 6 Freckle
- 7 Russian woman
- 8 Moscow region and the Middle Strip
- 9 Northwest
- 10 Groups of varieties by growing season
- 10.1 Pumpkin varieties suitable for outdoor use
- 10.2 Middle lane: the best pumpkin varieties
- 10.3 Pumpkin: varieties for Siberia
- 10.4 Pumpkin: varieties for the Urals
- 10.5 Sweet pumpkin varieties
- 10.6 Large pumpkin varieties
- 10.7 Butternut pumpkin varieties
- 10.8 Pumpkin varieties for seeds
- 10.9 Pumpkin: varieties for storage
Choosing the best pumpkin varieties today is not an easy task. More than a hundred varieties of pumpkin have been bred by breeders. Each species has its own advantages and weaknesses. Pumpkin varieties are adapted for different regions of the country, are demanding in different ways to climatic conditions and have different taste qualities. We will analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the most common varieties and select the best pumpkin varieties according to several indicators.
The main varieties of pumpkin
To understand the variety of varieties that exist today, you need to know their types. They are usually divided into four groups:
- Muscat varieties... These are the varieties that have a reputation for being the tastiest, but they are the most sensitive to heat. In the conditions of our country, such varieties simply do not have time to ripen if grown from seeds. But growing from seedlings gives a satisfactory harvest. Butternut squash seeds are brown, sometimes with a yellow tint.
- Large-fruited varieties... The sweetest pumpkin is large-fruited. The seeds of such a pumpkin are white and very tasty. Such a pumpkin is well stored, but takes up a lot of space, and its fruits are heavy. This makes it difficult to transport the crop, so summer residents who do not have personal transport often choose varieties not from this group.
- Hard varieties... This group includes not only pumpkins, but also squash and squash. The fruits of this group are small, they grow well in temperate climates and ripen quickly. By the end of August-September, the fruits of these pumpkins are ready for consumption. They are also appreciated for the fact that a medium-sized pumpkin is convenient for harvesting, transporting and storing crops. Her seeds are creamy and very tasty.
- Decorative varieties... The fruits of this type are not used for food because of the bitter pulp. But hard, well-dried fruits are used in the manufacture of various crafts, and pumpkin whips with velvety dark green leaves and bright large flowers serve as an excellent decoration for the estate.
The sweetest pumpkin
In many ways, the taste of pumpkin is determined by its sweetness. The sugar content in a vegetable depends on many factors: the quality of the soil, the number of sunny days during ripening, watering, and many other factors. Still, the most important factor here is the quality of the variety. The sweetest pumpkin varieties belong to the group of large-fruited varieties. Here are the names most beloved by gardeners in our country:
- One hundred pound - this variety enjoys long-deserved fame. The plant has long, strong lashes and large fruits. The fruit can reach 120 kg, but most often its weight is from 7 to 10 kg. The flesh of this pumpkin is loose, yellow with an orange tint. Sugar Hundred-pound does not accumulate very much, so the species is used as a fodder. But her resistance to disease is very high.
- Marble - a variety, the fruits of which are medium-sized (about 4 kg), and the whips are long. The skin of the fruit is gray, gray-green or green with specks or streaks of a lighter shade. The fruits are flattened. The pumpkin pulp is orange, bright, crunchy when raw and very sweet in taste.But even in baked form, Marble pumpkin does not disappoint. Her yield is high. Fruits are well stored, are not prone to decay.
- Variety Smile suitable for gardeners who cannot allocate a large area for a vegetable. The plant was originally bred by breeders as an ornamental plant, but after the improvement of varietal qualities, the taste of the fruit also improved significantly. A smile refers to early varieties, the harvest ripens in 3 months. The yield is high, about 10 pumpkins per root. The size of the pumpkin is small (about 2 kg). Pumpkins are flattened in shape, have a bright orange color with white stripes. They are very decorative. The pulp is orange, sweet, with a melon smell. Fruits can be stored in an apartment for up to 160 days.
- Sweetie - mid-season species with small pumpkins (1-2 kg) of a bright orange or almost red hue. One plant produces many pumpkins that mature in 116-120 days. The pulp is rich in ascorbic acid and is one of the sweetest. The plant is frost resistant.
- Atlant... Unlike the previous variety, Atlant is a giant even by the standards of large-fruited pumpkins. The average fruit weight is about 20 kg, and records are up to 70 kg! Pumpkins are orange in color, oblong in shape with a small but pronounced division into segments. Pumpkin pulp Atlant is tender and sweet in taste. The species is resistant to disease, and its fruits almost do not rot during storage.
- Melon... Melon pumpkin got its name for its aroma, similar to the smell of melon. Rounded large orange fruits can reach up to 30 kg by weight. Its good taste makes it optimal for use in baby food and for making juices. Other advantages are productivity, unpretentiousness, resistance to rot during storage.
Butternut squash
Butternut pumpkin came from South America, but has firmly won back its place in the gardens of our country thanks to its delicious pulp, rich in vitamins and microelements. Muscat fruits are great for making crafts. For example, the famous symbol of the Halloween holiday, tradition says to make it from the butternut pumpkin.
The most famous and common types of the nutmeg group include:
- Golden pear... The vegetable got its name for the unusual shape of pumpkins, resembling a drop. This variety is relatively new, but it has already won the recognition of gardeners. Small (up to 2 kg) fruits ripen in about 3 months. Due to its small size, the Golden Pear is easy to collect and store, and its resistance to diseases makes it easy to grow this plant. The pulp of the fruit is sweet, with a nutty taste. The dense juicy pulp can be eaten both raw and baked.
- Arbatskaya... If the previous variety is a novelty, then Arbat pumpkin is a choice that has stood the test of time. The pumpkin is pear-shaped, elongated, yellow with an orange tint. The fruits ripen quite late, they can reach up to 20 kg in weight. The crop can be stored well and is suitable for both food and livestock feed.
- Vitamin... Late variety with large pinkish-brown oval pumpkins covered with greenish spots. The plant is vigorous, each root yields 4-5 long, thick lashes. The flesh is almost red. It contains a lot of carotene and is very sweet. The crop is well stored without requiring special conditions.
- Prikubanskaya... An old, well-proven species with well-developed agricultural technology. Fruits are relatively small (2-3 kg), pear-shaped, divided into segments by shallow grooves. The advantages of the vegetable are stable yield, resistance to decay, tasty, juicy pulp of a bright orange hue.
- Butternut - perhaps the most classic representative of the nutmeg varietal group. For a bright, pronounced flavor of a nut in the pulp, this species is also called nutmeg or nutmeg. The plant has long, highly branching lashes. Small pumpkins resemble an elongated pear in structure.The skin of the fruit is brown in color and the flesh is bright orange, fibrous, oily to the touch and tastes very good. The crop ripens rather late. No cellar required for storage.
Something about unusual varieties ...
Of course, the classic varieties are a reliable, time-tested choice that guarantees a good harvest. But a good gardener is always an experimenter by nature, looking for something new and not dwelling on previous successes. For exotic lovers, pumpkin is an excellent and very grateful object. Russian and foreign breeders have created and introduced into practice unusual types of vegetables.
Mirani di Chioggia - a variety of butternut pumpkin, which appeared on Italian soil, but recently - in domestic gardens. The plant looks very unusual thanks to the flattened bluish-green fruits sitting on long thick stalks. The surface of the fruit is divided into segments and covered with numerous tubercles. The cut of the fruit looks very decorative due to the contrast of the bluish-green skin with the yellow-orange color of the flesh. The seed nest is small, the flesh is dry, firm and sweet. The pumpkin crop of this variety can be stored for up to 6 months!
There is and gymnospermous pumpkin... As the name suggests, the seeds of this variety do not have a shell, so they are very good to use in confectionery, and just for food. The fruits are mid-ripening, fairly resistant to rot during storage. The pulp is not very sweet, but it is quite good for food.
This variety is quite capricious, the seeds often rot and do not germinate well, since they do not have a protective peel. Therefore, it is better to grow such plants from seedlings. The area for gymnosperms should be set aside from pumpkins of a different variety, since cross-pollination gives disappointing results. This vegetable also does not welcome moisture and drought. Getting a crop of this species is not an easy task, even for a pumpkin breeding connoisseur.
Variety Spaghetti also an unusual look. The pulp of this vegetable, when cooked, breaks down into fibers that resemble vermicelli; hence the name. The variety is early ripening, the first pumpkins will be ready by the end of August. The fruits are similar in color and shape to the melon, are small in size (about 1 kg), which makes harvesting and transportation easy. The pulp is not juicy, but sweet, with a vanilla aroma.
Arina - It is a light gray or white pumpkin of a rounded shape with a smooth or slightly segmented surface. The pulp is sweet in taste, dense, yellow in color. The vegetable is well stored, high-yielding, resistant to many diseases characteristic of a vegetable. The peculiarity of the variety is the seeds, rich in oil. They can be used in traditional medicine.
As you can see, pumpkin is a very diverse horticultural crop with a wide variety of qualities in different species. Among the variety of varieties, any gardener will pick up something to taste. But whichever species you choose, remember to follow the agrotechnics required for the variety. The pumpkin is a very grateful plant that will repay a little care with a good harvest!
Pumpkin is rightfully considered one of the most delicious and healthy vegetable crops. Moreover, it tastes equally good both fresh and boiled, fried and baked. The composition of the pumpkin contains a large amount of substances and vitamins necessary for the human body, so it should grow on the site of every gardener. They love pumpkin in different regions of Russia, and this gives a reason to take into account the climatic features of each area. The volume of the crop that the farmer can count on depends on the growing conditions.
Siberia and the Urals
Siberia is a very special territory characterized by extremely long frosts. Frosts in this area continue until the first month of summer. This important factor must be taken into account when choosing a vegetable variety.The main qualities of the planting material for Siberia are frost resistance. Several varieties of pumpkin are ideal for these parameters.
Smile
The peculiarity of Smile is that this variety is not only cold-resistant, but also high-yielding. In addition, it is characterized by a short ripening period - after the sprouting of the first shoots, it takes only three months until the pumpkin can be eaten. At the exit, the farmer receives medium-sized (from half a kilogram to two kilograms) orange fruits with dense and sweet pulp. Pumpkin Smile can be stored until January - however, it is unlikely that it will "live" right up to winter - it is too tasty.
Initially, the Smile variety was bred as an ornamental variety, and it corresponds to its purpose. On the site, the plant looks spectacular - large leaves with an outstanding pattern, large bright flowers and an intoxicating aroma. And the fruits are a real work of art. A lot of them immediately appear in the garden - up to fifteen pieces. With proper care, the Smile variety gives up to three kilograms of fruit from one bush.
Freckle
The "Vesnushka" variety is also well suited for Siberia and the Urals. Three-kilogram fruits ripen quite quickly and differ in their characteristic appearance - the green peel is "diluted" with light spots. The pumpkin flesh is soft, juicy, tender and has a delicate pear flavor. Among other advantages of this variety, there is a high yield, subject to abundant watering and long-term storage at room temperature.
Russian woman
Pumpkin Rossiyanka also belongs to cold-resistant, as well as early-maturing varieties. The ripening period is about three months. The fruits of the Russian woman are quite large - from two to four kilograms. At the same time, with proper care, up to twenty kilograms of fruit are obtained from one bush - impressive results. The pumpkin grows bright and tasty - delicate sweet pulp with a melon aroma.
Farmers advise sowing the crop in April so that it can be planted in the ground in May-June. In this case, you can fertilize the soil with organic fertilizers, then the harvest will be richer. If you want to store the pumpkin for a long time, then provide suitable conditions for this - dry air and a room that is well ventilated.
Moscow region and the Middle Strip
For these areas, there are also pumpkin varieties that take root best in these climatic conditions.
Therapeutic
A characteristic feature of this pumpkin in its shape is a little flattened, it is always easily recognizable among other fruits. Farmers highly value the Healing pumpkin for its excellent taste, rich smell, bright color, as well as for its practical quality - early ripening (about three months). Outwardly, the pumpkin is easy to recognize not only by its specific shape, but also by the gray-green color of the peel with a unique pattern.
Healing
Another excellent early-ripening variety is Healing pumpkin, which, like other "brethren", has excellent taste. Oval orange fruits without a pattern have a juicy flesh. The mass of one fruit is from 2.5 to 3 kilograms. The pumpkin can be easily stored without loss of taste for up to 6 months.
If you want to harvest in August, then this pumpkin variety should be planted in June. It is important to choose a well-drained soil and preferably a sunny location. This pumpkin loves water, so don't skimp on watering. Experts advise to mulch the holes with peat, which will prevent rapid evaporation of water.
Sweet pie
A variety with a tasty name refers to early ripening, that is, it will take about 3 months for fruits, the average weight of which is from 2 to 3 kilograms, to ripen. Among the features of pumpkin are crispy and very tasty pulp, which is excellent for preservation. Farmers love this variety for its high and stable yield, but for this you need to provide it with proper care: regular watering, feeding, loosening and weeding. It is ideal to sow a sweet cake in such conditions when the soil reaches a temperature of 12 degrees.
Candied fruit
Candied fruit is a variety that is characterized by high yields and quick ripening (from 112 to 118 days). The fruits will be quite large - about 2 kilograms, so you need to sow seeds with this calculation. The flesh of the candied pumpkin variety is very tasty - juicy, crunchy and aromatic.
Farmers recommend planting candied fruits on sandy loam and easily, loamy soil, since it is on this soil that the variety gives the richest harvest. After planting, you need to wait for the first shoots and remove weak plants, and the remaining ones should be watered abundantly, weeded, pinched and fed.
Premiere
If you are looking for a versatile pumpkin, then Premiere is the perfect option. Add to this the early maturity of the variety and the high yield, and you will no longer look for other pumpkin varieties. As a result, farmers receive large, smooth fruits with a high content of sugar, carotene and dry matter.
It is necessary to sow seeds at a time when the threat of frost has completely passed, that is, not earlier than the end of May - beginning of June. In order to end up with large fruits and ripen quickly, you need to leave from 2 to 4 fruits on one bush. The premiere is kept well enough.
Gribovskaya winter
Unlike other varieties described above, Gribovskaya Zimnaya belongs to the late-ripening varieties - the ripening period for fruits is from 128 to 140 days. However, at the same time, the plant is quite fruitful. The mass of one pumpkin is from 3 to 7 kg. Other advantages include good transportability and long-term storage.
Gribovskaya bush 189
This pumpkin variety is known for its unusual egg-shaped fruit. Ripe pumpkin has a light orange hue, ornately decorated with greenish patterns. The fruit tastes very tasty - sweet and juicy, as well as large enough - about 5 kilograms. They are characterized by high transportability and good keeping quality.
Experienced farmers assure that you need to sow the seeds of the variety in late May - early June.
Dachnaya
The dacha variety is rightfully considered one of the earliest ripening varieties - already 70 days after germination there will be the first harvest. The fruits are oval or ovoid, and in color they are yellow and only the stripes have a dark green tint. This pumpkin is very sweet and juicy. The average weight of one fruit is about 3 kg.
Among the main advantages of the variety, farmers note its high yield, early maturity, and resistance to cold weather. To get a good result, you need to sow the pumpkin only when the ground warms up to at least 10 degrees. It is very important to water, weed and huddle the plant in a timely manner.
Northwest
Bush orange
The Kustovaya Orange variety has a very modest size. This is an early maturing plant that bears bright large fruits weighing about 4 kilograms. The pumpkin pulp is very tasty: juicy and sweet, and also has a high carotene content. The pumpkin bark is also delicious - sweet and crunchy.
Among the advantages of the variety, one can note its early maturity and versatility, since the Bush orange pumpkin is used both fresh and baked, stewed and fried.
Trojand
The Troyanda variety is excellent for growing in the middle lane - in such climatic conditions, the plant gives a fairly rich harvest. The fruits on the bushes are large (up to 7 kilograms) and tasty. The most important advantage of the Troyanda variety is its disease resistance. Plus, the pumpkin can be stored for a long time.
Chit
This variety was bred a long time ago - at the beginning of the 21st century. This is one of the few varieties that is completely "understandable" for farmers, since no unpleasant surprises can be expected from it. It is reliably known that the size of the fruits will be very modest and hardly exceed three kilograms in weight.
Outwardly, it is a rounded flat pumpkin of light gray or almost white color. It is very tasty, juicy, soft, bright yellow. Differs in a high content of sugars and solids.
Acorn
This variety has another name, which is more common among the people - "acorn". The plant deserved it due to the external similarity of the fruits to acorns, of course, in different proportions. The pumpkin pulp has an orange-yellow pulp and a very pleasant sweet taste.
As for the color of the peel, the options can be different: from green to orange. Sometimes these shades are bizarrely combined with each other.
Obviously, there is a wide variety of pumpkin varieties that are suitable for outdoor use. Study the features of the local climate and, depending on this criterion, choose the plant that is guaranteed to take root in your area.
Video - The best pumpkin varieties for open ground
There are a large number of pumpkin varieties with different ripening periods and with different flavor characteristics. Ornamental and forage varieties of this plant are also grown.
Groups of varieties by growing season
Pumpkin varieties with early to medium early ripening are very popular - the harvest can be harvested about 3 months after the emergence of young shoots (80-98 days). Typically, the fruit is small to medium in size. Plants are characterized by optimal frost resistance. The best yields are given by such varieties as:
• Smile
• Amazon
• Russian woman
• Gribovskaya bush 189
• Medical
Description of the variety Gribovskaya bush 189
The plant of this variety is compact in size. The skin of the fruit is green and has dark green stripes on its surface. Near the stalk, the fruits sometimes have a ribbed structure. Average weight of pumpkins (2-7 kg). The pulp has a rich color and a pleasant taste. The variety can be stored. Plants are resistant to fungal diseases.
Plants are considered mid-ripening, which takes 100-120 days to ripen. The fruits are well kept. The most popular varieties:
• Ogurdynia
• Gilea
• Honey beauty
• Baby
Variety Almond: a short description
Pumpkins have a rounded-elongated shape. Their average weight is 2-5 kg. Juicy and sweet pulp is not satisfactory. The fruit can be stored even longer than six months (up to nine months).
Late pumpkin varieties often delight in large fruit sizes. The harvest is subject to long-term storage. It takes 120-145 days to ripen. The best varieties:
• One hundred pound
• Kavbuz
• Titanium
• Winter sweet
Pumpkin Titan: variety description
The plant forms long lashes (about 3 m in length). Fruit weight can be impressive (some grow up to 100 kg). The shape of the pumpkin is round. The orange peel covers the bright flesh with few seeds. Taste characteristics are excellent.
Pumpkin varieties suitable for outdoor use
In the open field, you can grow varieties that are resistant to low temperatures. The most noteworthy are:
• Butter nut
• Gribovskaya winter
• Spanish guitar
• Altair
• Kherson
• South
• Universal
• Khutoryanka
Description of the variety Spanish guitar
This butternut squash has an extremely delicious dessert flavor. In shape, the pumpkin resembles a guitar (it narrows towards the center, and expands towards the edges). The variety is characterized by a low seed content. The skin of the pumpkin is quite thin, but dense at the same time.
Middle lane: the best pumpkin varieties
Varieties for the Moscow region and for the middle lane, as a rule, have early, mid-early and medium ripening periods. Pre-grown seedlings are planted in the ground. The best representatives:
• Pearl
• Arina
• Gribovskaya bush
• Spaghetti
• Mozolevskaya
• Crookneck Scrooge
• Volzhskaya gray
• Baby
• Medical
Description of Healing pumpkin
This variety gives good yields of early fruits. The rind is light gray and decorated with a mesh pattern. There is a bright pulp under it. She is juicy and sweet.
Pumpkin: varieties for Siberia
Pumpkin varieties with a short growing season are considered ideal for Siberia. This category includes:
• Country house
• Pearl
• Smile
• Freckle
• Russian woman
Russian woman: description of the pumpkin variety
This variety forms lashes of medium length and is distinguished by good resistance to unfavorable natural factors. The dark orange pulp tastes like a melon. The fruits are large. They are characterized by good keeping quality.
Pumpkin: varieties for the Urals
In the Urals, varieties are grown with a short growing season and good resistance to environmental factors. The grades have the best recommendations:
• Atlant
• Aport
• Barn
• Miracle Yudo
• Bambino
• Vitamin
• Titanium
• Gribovskaya winter
• Medical
• Loaf
Description of the variety Orange bush
Shrub orange is an early variety with good yields. Plants are compact, with short lashes. The pumpkins are flattened-rounded, with an orange peel. Fruit weight is average (about 5 kg). The pulp is delicious.
Sweet pumpkin varieties
Sweet flesh is one of the factors in choosing a pumpkin variety. Some fruits are similar to melon in taste - they are used to make desserts and even jams. Noteworthy:
• Atlant
• Baby
• Large-fruited
• Azure
• Medical
• Marble
• Russian woman
• Smile
• Winter sweet
• Honey beauty
Description of the honey pumpkin variety
Some gardeners believe that this variety leaves behind any sweet pumpkin varieties. Vegetation takes only 85 days. The pulp is fragrant, sweet, crunchy. It can be eaten even fresh. Delicious juice is obtained from pumpkin. Fruit weight is average (about 4-6 kg). The variety is characterized by excellent keeping quality.
Large pumpkin varieties
When optimal conditions are created, the weight of a large-fruited pumpkin can reach 100-150 kg. However, such record holders are not always needed - "giants" are raised for the sake of another record. For food use and winter storage, fruits of more modest size are suitable. In our country, such large pumpkin varieties as Titan, Large-fruited and Atlant are grown. Pumpkin seeds are in demand:
• Big Max
• Centner
• Winter sweet
Big Max: variety description
Fruits of this variety can weigh up to 40 kg. They are not only large, but also very tasty - the pulp is dense, sweet, aromatic. The rind is light orange in color. Fruits can be stored.
Butternut pumpkin varieties
It is believed that it is the butternut squash that has the sweetest and most aromatic pulp. The only disadvantage can be considered only increased thermophilicity with a sufficiently long growing season (in a short summer, the fruits do not have time to ripen properly). However, you can grow plants through seedlings, and for ripening, it is enough to put them in a dark, warm and dry place. The most popular varieties:
• Vitamin
• Muscat
• Butternut
• Gilea
• Plavkadu
• Arabat
• Polyanin
• Pearl
Description of the Arabat pumpkin variety
Cylindrical pumpkins weigh 5-9 kg.With good care, this figure can increase to 40 kg. The peel is orange, but it has a slight grayish tint. The bright pulp has excellent taste characteristics.
Pumpkin varieties for seeds
In some cases, pumpkin is grown for healthy and tasty seeds. The best varieties that yield a large number of seeds:
• Volzhskaya gray
• Danka Polka
• Sweetie
• Centner
• Danae
• One hundred pound
• Gymnosperm
• Danae
Description of the Danae variety
This variety has an important advantage - it not only yields a lot of seeds, but also allows you to do without peeling (the seeds are devoid of a hard shell). The pulp pleases with excellent taste characteristics. The plant has a medium-early ripening period. The spherical fruits are covered with a dark green peel with a reticulated pattern (when fully ripe, it becomes orange in color). Their average weight is 5-7 kg.
Pumpkin: varieties for storage
The following pumpkin varieties are best stored:
• Kherson
• Zhdana
• Slavuta
• Mozolievskaya 15
• Arabat
• Gilea
• Polyanin
• Ioannina
Polyanin: description of the variety
The Polyanin variety is characterized by good transportability. The fruits can withstand long-term storage. They are cylindrical in shape. The rind is light brown. The surface is divided into segments The pulp has a firm structure and a pleasant sweet taste. The average weight of pumpkins is 4 kg.
This healthy vegetable culture is always loved by the people. Many pumpkin varieties can be called the best - it all depends on which characteristics are in priority.
We invite you to familiarize yourself with the description of the most popular pumpkin varieties. Probably, there are no summer cottages in Russia, wherever the pumpkin grows. Its history goes back many centuries. It is known that pumpkin was used by the inhabitants of the Mayan tribe, knowing about its healing properties. This vegetable has a great advantage among all the others - it can be stored for a long time, and you can eat not only juicy pulp, but also the most useful seed for food.
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General information and classification
The pumpkin family includes 27 species. A huge number of varieties have been bred from each.
In our country, 3 types of pumpkin are most often grown:
- large-fruited
- nutmeg
- ambulance
By purpose, pumpkins are divided into:
- table varieties
- fodder
- decorative
We will describe different varieties for cultivation in different regions of Russia, taste, etc.
back to menu ↑ Butternut squash
back to menu ↑ Spanish guitar
back to menu ↑ Candied
back to menu ↑ Vitamin
back to menu ↑ Marble
back to menu ↑ Muscat de Provence
back to menu ↑ Nut
back to menu ↑ Varieties with large fruits
back to menu ↑ Pumpkin lantern
back to menu ↑ Russian porridge
back to menu ↑ Varieties of hard-barked pumpkin
back to menu ↑ Bun
back to menu ↑ Gymnosperms
The most famous varieties of gymnosperms are:
- Danae
- Olga
- Miranda
- Hamlet
- Gymnosperm 14
back to menu ↑ Varieties for Moscow region
back to menu ↑ Baby
back to menu ↑ Sweet cake
back to menu ↑ Melon
back to menu ↑ Champagne Pastila
back to menu ↑ Zorka
The variety is considered resistant to various diseases:
- fusarium
- anthracnose
- powdery mildew
- rot
back to menu ↑ Almond
back to menu ↑ Russian woman
back to menu ↑ Varieties for Siberia, the Urals
Let's consider some varieties suitable for these regions of the country:
back to menu ↑ Medical
The plant is not resistant to:
- decay
- anthroknose
- powdery mildew
back to menu ↑ Pearl
back to menu ↑ Smile
Also in the Urals, Siberia, you can grow varieties:
- vitamin
- Russian woman
- sweetie
- marble
- almond
- winter dining room, etc.
back to menu ↑ Sweet varieties
Consider some of the varieties included in this group:
back to menu ↑ Winter sweet
The variety is considered:
- transportable
- drought tolerant
- suitable for long-term storage - up to 1 year
- resistant to the most famous diseases of pumpkin seeds - anthracnose, powdery mildew
back to menu ↑ Sweetheart
back to menu ↑ Gray Volzhskaya
The seed nest occupies a significant part of the fruit. The variety is considered:
- transportable
- high-yielding
- drought tolerant
back to menu ↑ Honey
Honey pumpkin brings together many varieties. The most famous:
- honey tale (princess)
- honey beauty
- honey dessert
back to menu ↑ Candy
back to menu ↑ Hybrid varieties
Let's describe several pumpkin hybrids:
back to menu ↑ Blush F1
back to menu ↑ Matilda F1
The seed nest occupies a small part of the pumpkin. The palatability of the pulp allows it to be used for various purposes:
- for salads
- baking
- stewing, baking, etc.
back to menu ↑ Butter F1
back to menu ↑ Hazelnut F1
When choosing a variety, you must consider:
- area where the plant will be grown
- purpose: for storage, as animal feed, etc.
- taste qualities: for desserts, stewing, canning, etc.
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From childhood, every inhabitant of our country knows that pumpkin is one of the most useful vegetables. It is used as a dietary product and is included in the diet of babies. There are many varieties in the world. Each of them has its own positive, negative qualities. We have described the best and most popular pumpkin varieties for you. If you disagree with these ratings, leave your rating in the comments with the reasons for your choice. Thank you for your participation. Your opinion will be useful to other users.
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