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Winter Squash – Butternut, Honeynut

$4.45

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100 days. How cute is this mini butternut squash? A gourmet’s delight, this winter squash is regarded as one of the best-tasting squash around! Its diminutive size of just 4 to 5 inches long makes it perfect for single-size servings (and it’s faster to roast whole too!).ย  Bred by renowned vegetable breeder Michael Mazourek of Cornell.

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