Gourds - Victory Seed Company

Gourds

Lagenaria siceraria (Unless otherwised noted)

Gourds have been used by many cultures as a raw material used to craft utensils, containers, vessels, and bowls for thousands of years.

Seed counts vary by variety.

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Birdhouse Gourd

Birdhouse Gourd

Vining plants yield large, bottle-shaped gourds perfect for crafting birdhouses or decorations.

Small Mixed Gourd

Small Mixed Gourd

★★★☆☆

Vibrant small gourds in diverse shapes and colors, ideal for trellis growth.

Longhandle Dipper Gourd

Longhandle Dipper Gourd

★★★★★

Long necks make perfect handle; bulb end is cut into the shape of a dipper.

Turk's Turban Squash

Turk's Turban Squash

Cream-colored "turban" colored in green, yellow, orange, and red.

Apple Gourd

Apple Gourd

Craft enthusiasts love these durable, apple-shaped gourds for their paintable, long-lasting shells.

Corsican Gourd

Corsican Gourd

Unique round, flat gourds grow up to 12 inches, maturing in 110 days.

Bushel Gourd

Bushel Gourd

Large, round fruit that grow to at least the size of a basketball.

Cucuzzi Italian Edible Gourd

Cucuzzi Italian Edible Gourd

Enjoyable as either a regular gourd, or eaten like a summer squash.

Luffa Sponge Gourd

Luffa Sponge Gourd

AKA 'Dishcloth Gourd' the fruit are edible when young; dried they are used traditionally used as bath sponges or scrubbers.

Small Spoon Gourd

Small Spoon Gourd

Small, narrow curved neck with a 3-inch bulb; bi-colored orange and green.

Speckled Swan Gourd

Speckled Swan Gourd

Long neck that resembles the neck and head of a swan.