bottle gourd seeds
Seeds harvested in the gardens of Guédelon.
In the Middle Ages, the gourds we know today were non-existent because they came from America.
The pilgrim gourd is a calabash used as a container by pilgrims, as its name suggests.
product description
The bottle gourd is an annual runner that can cling to trellises or any other solid support. Frost-sensitive, it likes deep, rich soil and warm, sunny locations.
Uses : This variety of pilgrim gourd is used to make decorative objects, gourds or
utensils. Leave to dry in a warm place, and the flesh will absorb on its own.
Sowing : Sow in warm pots in spring and transplant to a sunny spot in mid-May. Sow in pots directly in the field when the soil has warmed up and frosts are no longer a threat.
Seeds selected and harvested in collaboration with the P.A.R.C association
Net weight: 2 g (approx. 15 seeds)
