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Shop individual pumpkin, squash, vegetable, herb and sunflower seed packets. Compare growing times and packet options from Autumn Prairie Co. in Newton, Kansas.
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| Variety | Species | Days to maturity | Seed type | Starting price | Selected traits |
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Heirloom pumpkin seeds, squash, and sunflower seeds, non-GMO, curated, trialed, and packed in Newton, Kansas. Open-pollinated heirlooms and F1 hybrids chosen for heat tolerance and real-world performance in Zone 6b gardens, with our pumpkin and squash lineup built around vine borer resistant Cucurbita moschata varieties. Seminole, Long Island Cheese, Musquee de Provence, Magdalena Big Cheese, Autumn Frost F1, and more. Ships nationwide.
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Compare every variety side by side on the Pumpkin & Squash Comparison Chart, or answer a few quick questions and let the Which Pumpkin Should I Grow? quiz match you to the right seeds.
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Every order can include our small-batch Prairie Coffee. Seed-only website orders of $29.99 or more qualify for free shipping. Coffee shipping is calculated at checkout. See our shipping policy.
Want the full growing playbook? Read our Kansas Zone 6b guide to the best pumpkins to grow in Kansas.
Not sure which to grow? Start with your conditions.
Most seed catalogs sort by name or colour. In Kansas the thing that actually decides your season is your conditions: borer pressure, how much room you have, how long you need the fruit to keep. Pick the line that sounds like your garden.
| If this is your problem | What to grow |
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| Vine borers killed your squash last year | Vine borer resistant varieties, all solid-stemmed Cucurbita moschata |
| Brutal July heat and long dry stretches | Heat tolerant varieties for Kansas |
| You want fruit that keeps into winter | Long storage varieties, 4 to 6 months at 50 to 60 F for moschata and maxima |
| Small yard, raised bed, or a trellis | Varieties for small gardens |
| You are growing it to bake with | Pie and cooking pumpkins |
| You want the whole species, deep | Cucurbita moschata varieties |
Want the numbers side by side instead? Our Kansas variety comparison table lists days to maturity, fruit size, storage life, and borer resistance for every variety we sell.
