Seminole Pumpkin - Cucurbita moschataSeminole pumpkin (Cucurbita moschata) is a vigorous, heat tolerant vine that thrives in Floridas hot, humid conditions and sandy, well drained soil. Though not native, it has adapted well to the region and was traditionally cultivated by the Creek and Miccosukee peoples. This tan colored fruit with deep orange flesh is compact, round, and exceptionally sweetoften compared to butternut squash but with a richer flavor. Ideal for USDA zones 810, it

Size: 2 – 3 ft

Flower color: lavender

Moisture: Prefers wet

Shrub or tree

Mine is growing well in zone 10a with zero attention

tall by 2-3 ft

Birds and small mammals eat the fruit and enjoy its seeds

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herbaceous perennial groundcover that brings vibrant color and fragrance to shaded gardens

Size: 25 ft

it is not salt tolerant