I have been searching for a squash type pumpkin which the Gurney's Seed Company of Yankton SD carried around 35 years ago named Mammoth King Pumpkin.
I want to be specific as too many people will jump on this and think Mammoth King which is sometimes found is the variety when it is not.
This is not Big Max which Gurneys also offered, but a distinct mottled strawberry shaped squash.
If any one has some seeds I would like to hear from you please and verify a few of the attributes of this variety to be certain it is the variety.
Respectfully, I don't want Seed Savers Yearbook as I don't have it.
Thank you. You can tag me at my user name at excite.com if you have the seeds.
PS: Yes I tried the company which purchased Gurneys but they knew nothing of what George was selling in the 1970's.
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howden777
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