Seed Therapy Table Queen Acorn Squash Seeds

Because these are a vining variety, they require significant room to spread. Plan for a mature spread of about 72 inches, so ensure you have a large garden bed or a sturdy trellis system if you are short on ground space.

You can expect to harvest your squash approximately 85 days after planting. Since they are a winter squash, wait until the rind is hard and the color has turned a deep, dark green before picking.

Yes, Table Queen is a classic heirloom variety known for being reliable and easy to grow. As long as you provide full sun and consistent water, they are a great choice for home gardeners of any skill level.

These squash are prized for their excellent storage life. For the best results, cure them in a warm, dry place for a week, then store them in a cool, dark, and well-ventilated area where they can last well into the winter months.

Open-pollinated means that if you save the seeds from your harvest, the resulting plants will grow true to the parent variety. This makes them a sustainable choice if you are interested in seed saving for future seasons.