Thank you for showing all the different entries. And thank you for slowing down after a while - at first, I was getting dizzy because the camera was moving so fast, but then you slowed down so we could see the names of the different squash, which was most helpful.
This film brings back priceless memories, 2014 was my first Heirloom Expo. I came in from Wyoming, this event along with the SantaRosa Sebastopol area was life changing. I met so many like minded people, and the speakers were the best, the food was great, the exhibition hall was my favorite. I went 6 yrs in a row, this was the high light of my year. This event is very sorely missed, all thanks to Covid and all the garbage that came with it. I have lots of pictures on my I pad, and on film, will this epic event happen again? In today’s world I have my doubts, but alway hope.
4:37 looks like a crossbreed between a pumpkin and gourd. I know it looks like that because i planted both and i geues the bees or wind must have cross-pollinated them.
sometimes i just like to come back from time to time to watch this video, i dont know why but it gives me a special feeling, i was so into squash for some reason when i was a kid yet i still never ate one
So awesome. I didn't realize there are that many varieties. We love different kinds but I think a favorite is the Butternut. Thanks for sharing this. I love to decorate with some of these in the Fall.
Musquee de Marol looks really unique, but it's one of the few I can't find elsewhere. Awesome vid for someone looking at varieties for next year! Thanks.
Hi we're from the philippines and when i went to the supermarket i found pumpkins local to your country america but they're important for me but they're so cool i even got the gladiator and the field trip
How do they ever decide which is 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place? They all look like winners to me! I love squash time. When it’s cold in the morning I turn the oven on and pop a squash in. Heats the house and I get to eat!
loved the video. I have a type of beautiful squash growing wild in my back yard. I have no idea what type they are. I don't even know or remember who planted the seeds but the last couple of years is growing all over my back yard with tons of blossoms. I saw your entire video to see if I a a similar squash and finally at the end I saw the green stripped cushaw that looked similar to what I might have. do you have a email, I wish I could send you pictures of the squash I have. I am just trying to find the type of squash I have. thanks.
oh, wow, thank you for posting this video, I was not aware that the squash family was such a diversified species. Is there a place that sells the seeds for all of these different types by chance? Would love the opportunity to be able to see if one could grow them! Wonderful!
Wait! Three hundred varieties, and no "Patty pan"? Did I blink and miss them? They are similar to the "scallop", yet much brighter yellow, a bit larger, more smooth at top and bottom surface, and the scallops on the ends more defined. They look more like a flying saucer. Great video, but did I miss them?
Seeing such a huge selection of fruit there, have they all been DNA tested to see how many are actually the same fruit with just a different name give because of the place they grow? As a grower myself I have often wondered this concerning the plant world as a whole.
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I can't believe my eyes that there are that many kinds of squashes. There is even an expo😲. Looks like squash heaven...... I love it...
his really helps me in my search for different types of squash to grow!! Thank you so much for filming this and uploading it!!!
My pleasure! Thanks for tuning in!
Thank you so much for your patience in filming this. Absolutely fascinating.
Thank you for showing all the different entries. And thank you for slowing down after a while - at first, I was getting dizzy because the camera was moving so fast, but then you slowed down so we could see the names of the different squash, which was most helpful.
This film brings back priceless memories, 2014 was my first Heirloom Expo.
I came in from Wyoming, this event along with the SantaRosa Sebastopol area was life changing.
I met so many like minded people, and the speakers were the best, the food was great, the exhibition hall was my favorite.
I went 6 yrs in a row, this was the high light of my year.
This event is very sorely missed, all thanks to Covid and all the garbage that came with it.
I have lots of pictures on my I pad, and on film, will this epic event happen again?
In today’s world I have my doubts, but alway hope.
This was interesting to see, thanks for posting this.
brilliant thanks from australia
Thank you very much for this video!
Beautiful! can you imagine the number of people all of that wonderful food would feed?
Indeed Nancy!
Yeah. Plus you would enjoy it cuz pumpkin is yummy.
Fascinating! Thank you!!
Tq for making this video... really amazing that there are so many variety out there.
Thanks for tuning in Stevy. Cheers!
I have a gourd 20inches tall with a 9 inch base is this a gourd???
4:37 looks like a crossbreed between a pumpkin and gourd. I know it looks like that because i planted both and i geues the bees or wind must have cross-pollinated them.
I thoroughly enjoyed your film. Thanks.
Very interesting. I had no idea there are so many different kinds.
Thank you for showing
thanks for showing this .......God bless
Thank you for tuning in Alex! All the best!
I just amaze on what you have done....
Thank you for sharing video I did not know there were so many varieties.
After hours and hours of googling, I finally identified (with about 80% confidence) a mystery squash I had growing in my garden this year. THANK YOU!
Same here.
Im curious so what type is it?
Thank you for filming the tags.
sometimes i just like to come back from time to time to watch this video, i dont know why but it gives me a special feeling, i was so into squash for some reason when i was a kid yet i still never ate one
So awesome. I didn't realize there are that many varieties. We love different kinds but I think a favorite is the Butternut. Thanks for sharing this. I love to decorate with some of these in the Fall.
You must see spaghetti squash it look cool too
Decorate? For what,halloween? Ha halloween is just some stupid nonsense.
This is AWESOME info to have!!! However, I’m wondering who came up with ALL these damn names??? 🤣🤣🤣
Wow ! I had no idea there were so many kinds/types !
Thank you so much, I had a squash and had no idea how to cook, or prepare it, because I've never seen one like that,
They should all win prizes!Each becomes more beautiful than the next.
thank you for this video , i didn't know so many varieties.
Your welcome Tam! Thanks for watching!
A rescued squirrel planted so many seeds last fall. I will rewatch this, thanks to you, to find out which type of pumpkin is growing in my backyard.
This is amazing!
# 1 video in you tube!!!!!!!
That would be nice! Thanks Juan!
Now, that's a lot of squash.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this ... it has been so helpful ..Blessings
My pleasure Juliana! Cheers!
Beyond incredible
Musquee de Marol looks really unique, but it's one of the few I can't find elsewhere.
Awesome vid for someone looking at varieties for next year! Thanks.
Thank you! Cheers!
And sadly the local grocery store only has zucchini and yellow squash... :(
Hi we're from the philippines and when i went to the supermarket i found pumpkins local to your country america but they're important for me but they're so cool i even got the gladiator and the field trip
they're beautiful! i hope i can taste each of them
WONDERFUL VIDEO, THANKYOU!! I was trying to figure out what kind of squash I grew( forgot to label) and your video helped me find it! 😃
Ok im a curious person so ima ask what pumpkin whas it then?
whoa! beautiful!
How can we get seeds of varieties which we can grow in bharat indian climate.
How do they ever decide which is 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place? They all look like winners to me! I love squash time. When it’s cold in the morning I turn the oven on and pop a squash in. Heats the house and I get to eat!
08:38 Polish type of pumpkin Melonowa złota
Eng (golden melon)
My MIL preferred to make her pies from Hubbard squash was not always easy to get in NS
This is very beautiful and inspiring! By the way, what is the musical track?
13:55 another Polish type of pumpkin, Makaronowa Warszawska
Eng (Warsaw noodle pumpkin)
14:02 Polish too, Amazonka
Can't be translated
we have so many different fruit and vegetables all around the world peace just on that alone
but in supermarkets we dont see that much differences
no i dont agree, if we dont have meat, the vegetables are nothing
with such large varietiesof squashes, why are there not more of them in the supermarkets or markets. they look lovely
I ordered many of heirloom pumkins last year . Most of them taste not so good or medicore. Market varieties taste better.
سبحانك ربي لا اله الا انت استغفرك و اتوب اليك
amazing!
loved the video. I have a type of beautiful squash growing wild in my back yard. I have no idea what type they are. I don't even know or remember who planted the seeds but the last couple of years is growing all over my back yard with tons of blossoms. I saw your entire video to see if I a a similar squash and finally at the end I saw the green stripped cushaw that looked similar to what I might have. do you have a email, I wish I could send you pictures of the squash I have. I am just trying to find the type of squash I have. thanks.
oh, wow, thank you for posting this video, I was not aware that the squash family was such a diversified species. Is there a place that sells the seeds for all of these different types by chance? Would love the opportunity to be able to see if one could grow them! Wonderful!
Baker Creek seeds has many of them
we need some seed pleses help me
Wait! Three hundred varieties, and no "Patty pan"? Did I blink and miss them? They are similar to the "scallop", yet much brighter yellow, a bit larger, more smooth at top and bottom surface, and the scallops on the ends more defined. They look more like a flying saucer. Great video, but did I miss them?
I WANT TO EAT THEM ALL!
Who do I see about getting a half dozen of each kinda seed...?
my same thought Boof
想买这些南瓜种子
Also you also harvested unripe pumpkins
I hope you like squash!
I do😋
I need the first song!!!
Seeing such a huge selection of fruit there, have they all been DNA tested to see how many are actually the same fruit with just a different name give because of the place they grow? As a grower myself I have often wondered this concerning the plant world as a whole.
Whats The Difference From Squash To Pumpkin?
at 4:08... zombie feet?
Do you happen to have a list of those squash?
Are all these edible and how do you know when all these are ripe lol?
Yes they are edible. If the stem isnt green anywhere it means its ripe.
My only issue with the video was how fast you were moving to read the names of the squash.
Ok you are not a fast reader.
@@dewaldsteyn1306 just Rude!
@@rosawilliams9145 i know but no one else complained about it and im a fast reader so its just shocking that you cant read fast. Thats all.
Wow
And all their seedlings would look the same!!!
Yeah they are all different types of sqaushes.
nice video of all the squashes! but get rid of music and talk
Veggie porn. LOVE IT!!!!
Your a weirdo.
Df
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