Happy Pumpkins

Happy Pumpkins are shaped like Connecticut Field pumpkins, with a white-coloured rind.

The pumpkin grows to weigh up to 10 pounds (4 1/2 kg.)

History Notes for Happy Pumpkins

Happy Pumpkins were developed by a Jennie C. Brush.

The pumpkin was released in 1986 and granted Protected Variety Plant Ref. No. 8600093 on 03/25/1986. The certificate was abandoned, however, by 08/05/2003.

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Acknowlegements

B. Thomas. PVPO List of U.S. Protected Varieties February 29, 2008. USDA Agricultural Marketing Service.

Also called:

Cucurbita pepo Happy (Scientific Name)

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