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Its my first year growing BNS and I seen to have been sucessfull, the fruits are big 18inches long and weigh about 5/6 lbs. what I need to know is when do they turn the normal colour as mine are green at the mo ?.
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Are you absolutely sure they are butternuts? They don't normally get that big. -
Mine were never green but yellowy going to a bit more orangie as they got bigger.
Could they be a new variety or infact a completely different squash?Comment
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They are same shape as bns and have grown like the plant ( same as plot next door) but they are very big I agree.Sadly I can't find seed pack (fothergills or wilko's). Any one any Idea what they could be? as they must be some kind of squash.Comment
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Wilkinsons seeds are a bit notorious for not turning out exactly as they shouldComment
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Thats what make sit a bit more fun then I suppose. Anyone want a squash that will feed Bedfordshire as there are three!Comment
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I got one that big last year, the rest weren't as big but they did start off a pale mottled almost like a very young light green courgette colour before they changed into buff.
Pat yourself on the back, but not with the squash, otherwise you'll injure yourself
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The green of a courgette is exactly the colour they are .Comment
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They ought to be palish stripy green before turning to a rich buttery fawn colour ...
All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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