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Cucurbita moschata Sweet Berry

Cucurbita moschata Sweet Berry

Excellent nutmeg, teardrop-shaped. The fruits weigh an average of 1.5–2.5 kg, a really good portion size for home use.

Unit

seed
Graduated prices
From 50 seeds for 0,120 per seed
From 100 seeds for 0,110 per seed
From 250 seeds for 0,096 per seed
From 500 seeds for 0,094 per seed
From 1000 seeds for 0,071 per seed
Total amount (seed)
Total incl. VAT: 7,26Total (excl. VAT): 6,00

Description

Cucurbita moschata – Sweet Berry: Compact and aromatic butternut squash

The Cucurbita moschata Sweet Berry is a high-quality butternut squash variety ideal for both amateur and professional gardeners. This variety stands out for its compact size, uniform fruits, and exceptionally aromatic, creamy flesh, making it perfect for culinary use and small gardens or pots.

Appearance and characteristics of the fruits

Sweet Berry produces small to medium-sized fruits, usually weighing between 1.5 and 3 kilograms, with a classic butternut squash shape: a round belly and a short neck. The skin is smooth, firm, and a warm orange color, making the fruits decorative and attractive for sale, market, and display.

The flesh is deep orange, creamy, sweet, and aromatic, with a subtle nutty flavor. The compact seed cavity makes a large portion of the fruit edible, making it easy to use in a variety of dishes.

Cultivation characteristics

Sweet Berry belongs to the Cucurbita moschata family, making the plants heat-hardy, robust, and often disease-resistant. The vines are short to medium-sized and develop sturdy leaves that protect the fruit from sunburn and dehydration. This variety is particularly suitable for small gardens, pots, and open-field cultivation.

Important cultivation characteristics:

  • Compact nutmeg pumpkin variety with aromatic flesh

  • Reliable fruit set and consistent harvest

  • Short to medium sized tendrils ideal for small gardens and pots

  • Heat resistant and resistant to common diseases

  • Suitable for both domestic and commercial cultivation

For optimal growth, Sweet Berry requires full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Sow indoors from April or outdoors from late May, as soon as the soil temperature is above 15°C. Regular watering and mulching promote healthy plants and optimal fruit quality.

Culinary applications

The aromatic and creamy flesh of the Sweet Berry is versatile in the kitchen. Its compact size and creamy texture make it ideal for individual portions and dishes where smaller pumpkin pieces are desired.

Recommended applications:

  • Roasted pumpkin cubes or slices

  • Creamy pumpkin soups

  • Stews and curries

  • Puree for pasta, gnocchi or baby food

  • Small stuffed pumpkins for presentation and parties

  • Baking recipes such as muffins or bread

Thanks to the compact seed cavity, the pulp can be used efficiently, suitable for both domestic and professional cooking.

Storage and preservation quality

Sweet Berry has excellent storage qualities. After a short curing period, the fruits can be stored for up to 3 months in a cool, dry place. During storage, the flavor deepens and the flesh becomes even sweeter and creamier, ideal for winter dishes and long-term culinary uses.

Why choose Sweet Berry?

  • Compact nutmeg pumpkin variety with aromatic flesh

  • Small to medium sized, uniform fruits

  • Robust plants with reliable harvests

  • Strong resistance to common diseases

  • Versatile in the kitchen and excellent storage quality

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Height

Creeping plant that spreads outwards rather than growing upwards.

Article number

WKSB029

Number of seeds per gram

About 6

Tips for sowing

Dark germinator. Optimal germination temperature: 20-30°C, preferably around 25°C.

Delivered as

Normal seed.

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