12-14" tall. 5" diameter. Size and shape will vary on the same plant. Stand them upright when they are young and growing to form a gourd that will sit on its base.

On the ground the dipper will grow to 2', when trellised to 4'. The bulb end is 6–8" in diameter. The neck may be knotted as the very young gourd grows.

This is the famous luffa from which to make a scrubber for bath or shower. The 12–18" long gourds grow on delicate vines which are not attractive to the usual cucurbit pests.

This delightful, unique mix is best described by the photo—there are a few hundred words there. Maturity is early for gourds, about 100 days, so Goblin Eggs can be grown where the season is short.

The most popular large gourds including Calabash, Dipper, Sugar Trough, and others. Needs long growing season.

Pear–shaped, smooth, hard gourds. Top half usually yellow, bottom half green, white stripes run entire length of gourd.

Finger–like pro tu ber anc es form a crown on the globe–shaped fruit. Cream and green colors.

A variety of the popular, colorful, small gourds for decorative arrangements.