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Squash Summer Pic-N-Pic Hybrid

Golden yellow fruits have smooth, tender skin. Extremely productive. This Burpee-bred squash has golden yellow fruits with smooth, tender skin. It’s extremely productive and best picked when 4-6″ long. Proven tops for performance, flavor and wide adaptability. Summer squash and

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