110 days. Aptly named, this red, warty thing looks somewhat like an overgrown ornamental gourd. But don’t be fooled by its peculiar looks; not only is it a super fall decoration, the stringless, fine-grained flesh is of excellent eating quality, comparable to that of the hubbard squash. Fruits grow up to 20 pounds, and keep well into the winter. Carve a face into it and make the most bizarre and spooky jack-o-lantern on your block!
