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Bittergourd-Gori
(Momordica charantia) This particular hybrid is white in color with good teething. Fruit length is approximately 25 cms. and it is very productive and attractive. Approx 15 sds/regular pkt.
T, Hy
SKU Number: 530
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Pumpkin Bliss
(Cucurbita pepo)This orange-fleshed F1 hybrid is a mottled combination of green and orange with long, thin handles. Unusual coloration on the avg. 10-15 lb. fruit. The beautiful, dark yellow to orange flesh is good to eat, but not sweet. Excellent in curries.
SKU Number: 565
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Pumpkin Amir
Indian type pumpkin, multicolored with mottled light green skin. Each fruit weighs 7-10 lbs with delicious light yellow flesh. Good cooking variety. This hybrid matures in 80-90 days.
T, Hy
SKU Number: 560
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Ridgegourd-Rishi
Ridgegourd (Luffa acutangula), or turiya is another easy gourd to grow and is a versatile vegetable that adds a new dimension to vegetarian cuisine. Also known as Chinese okra. Approx 20 sds/pkg.
U, Hy
SKU Number: 528
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Spongegourd-Chickni
Spongegourd (Luffa cylindrica)- This is a smooth skin type luffa, closely related to ridgegourd. The fruit is edible only when immature and is cooked like zucchini. The matured fruit forms sponge-like fibers inside. The dried matured fruits are often used as scrubbers, cleaning pads or bath sponges. Fruits are cylindrical-shaped, 8-12" long and 3" across, and with green skin and white flesh. Approx 20-25 seeds/pkg.
T, Hy
SKU Number: 996
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Snakegourd-King Cobra
(Trichosanthes anguina) An unusual gourd with long, white speckled fruits that actually resemble snakes. This bright green, thin-skinned gourd is low in calories and can be cooked in curries or even stuffed with spicy minced meat. It can be used in much the same way that any other delicately flavored vegetable is used: simmered in a coconut milk broth with spices. Widely grown as a vegetable in India and the Orient. Approx 12 seeds/pkg.
U, OP
SKU Number: *
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