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The squash vine borer resistant varieties experiment was both a success and a train wreck. Not only did we have some casualties, but we had an awful gardening year in 2022. Squash Bugs and Squash Vine Borers are a constant threat. However, drought, late unseasonably cold weather, early & incredibly long subsequent heat waves, Cucumber Beetles, and lethal/prevalent fungal infections really us hit hard, back to back. Many varieties were considered a success; some will need to be grown out for a second time during 2023 for me to be able to form a concrete opinion on their success as a summer squash substitute that evades the squash borers. Definitive losses to the borer include Lechebnaya & Tatume (but shows reliable resistance.) Potential losses include Dickinson Pumpkin & Zhdana Pumpkin. High performers in regards to borers include Tatume Squash, Long Island Cheese Squash, Rampicante Squash, and Pennsylvania Dutch Crookneck Squash.
1:14 Setting the stage for a bad season ☔
4:15 Honeynut Butternut Squash ❓
6:25 Grande Sucrine Du Berry F1 ✅
7:28 Lechebnaya Squash ❌
8:33 Long Island Cheese Squash 🥉
9:40 Rampicante Squash🥈
10:06 Zhdana Pumpkin ❓
10:42 Seminole Pumpkin❓
11:04 Pennsylvania Dutch Crookneck Squash ✅
11:53 Tatume Squash🥇
13:35 Dickinson Pumpkin ❓
14:20 Closing Thoughts
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"Curry Butternut Squash Soup" by jshontz is licensed under CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommons.org/licenses/....
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