Specialty squash seeds include several oddball varieties that do not fit neatly into other squash categories. Here we find edible gourds, unusual pumpkins, and some of the traditional Chinese "melons." Botanically speaking, these fall somewhere between squash, melons, and cucumbers. But we grow them like squash in this climate and they present the gardener with challenges similar to squash.
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Ah, so far all the potato seedlings have sprouted above ground, and I've done my first hilling. The plants have a nice harvest green with bright markings on the leaves..so far so good and do look forward to some scrumous dishes in the fall -- yum!
