Cucurbita maxima 'Potimarron'

Plant Data
Time to harvesting:	85-95 days from transplanting
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Squash
Potimarron
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	Scientific Classification
Species:	Cucurbita maxima

Potimaron is a trailing variety of squash. It is a French heirloom whose name is derived from "potiron" (French for pumpkin) and "marron" (French for chestnut), due to its chestnut flavour. A variety which stores well and has fruit of 1⅓-1¾Kg (3-4lbs).^[1]

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Main article: Squash - Growing

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v • d • e Squash varieties
Courgette varieties	Gold rush · Opal · Tondo di toscana · Zucchini
Marrow varieties
Pumpkin varieties	Atlantic giant · Sugar pie
Other squash varieties	Acorn (Honey bear) · Big max · Butternut · Harlequin · Kabocha · Pattypan (Yellow scallop) · Pink banana · Potimarron · Spaghetti squash · Turk's turban · Uchiki kuri

↑ ^a ^b A-Z of Vegetables > Squash - "Potimarron". Plants of Distinction. Retrieved: 2011-02-06.

[distinction-1] A-Z of Vegetables > Squash - "Potimarron". Plants of Distinction. Retrieved: 2011-02-06.

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Cucurbita maxima 'Potimarron'

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Plant Data
Time to harvesting:	85-95 days from transplanting


References:	^[1]