Longfellow Pumpkins

Longfellow Pumpkins have yellow rind.

[This is all the information we have been able to uncover to date.]

History Notes for Longfellow Pumpkins

Longfellow Pumpkins were developed at the Louisiana Agricultural Experimental Station at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana from a cross between African Queen and Cushaw pumpkin/squash.

Released 1943.

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