Gourd seeds in Seeds & Bulbs

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A prehistoric looking, large, green, wrinkled skinned, bottle shaped gourd, ideally used as an eye-catching climber or for ground cover. Pick and use fruits for interesting autumn decorations. Dry fruits fully in a cool, airy position before painting...

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Grow your own slippery snake! Unusual pale green narrow gourds that twist and curl, then, once dried, can be painted with your personalized snake pattern. NOT EDIBLE. Use acrylic paints.

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Nest Egg Gourd resembles a hen's egg and was once used to trick hens by placing in their nests. Excellent for many crafts, nest egg gourds are often painted as Easter eggs. Plant in hills approximately 6' to 8' apart. Garden Tip: For best germination...

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A hand selected mixture of small gourds in a wide range of colours and shapes including smooth skinned, warted and winged types. These ornamental fruits are ideal for adding to autumn floral decorations, or used as varnished ornaments around the home.

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You will get all sorts of colors and shapes with this seed collection. It is all the more fun when you don't know exactly what will come up. Plant these in full sun in early spring.

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A perfect haven for your bird friends. This attractive and functional gourd can be dried and left in its natural state or decorated with your own personal touch. Pick gourds, when the vine is dry. Allow the gourd to dry in airy, warm location. Drying...

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Packet of Premium Quality Wax Gourd seeds.

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Packet of Premium Quality Gourd seeds.

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Bird's Nest Gourd Lagenaria siceraria 12-16 in. Tender Annual Traditionally used for cups, bowls, and bird houses. Slender neck is either straight or curved atop a bulbous base. 1/2 in. thick skin dries to a hard tan shell. Vines spread to 20 ft....

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Dinosaur Gourd Lagenaria siceraria Up to 2 ft. long Tender Annual Also known as Cave Man's Club, this truly bizarre and womderful gourd looks like it belongs in the Jurassic Period. Needs a long season for full maturity. Planting Depth: 1"-2" Soil...

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Mini Bottle Gourds are adorable miniatures. Average size at maturity is 4". Can be grown on a trellis or the traditional way. If grown on the ground, put a layer of mulch under the fruits. This prevents fruit rot. Mini Bottles can be decorated as...

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Ceremonially used for many centuries, this gourd is traditionally decorated with elaborate carvings and bead work and then attached to a colorful handle.

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Grow your own slippery snake! These unusual, light green, narrow gourds are fun and easy to grow, and can be dried and then painted however you like, stripes, spots, stars, whatever! Makes an attractive trailing plant, too!

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Ceremonially used for many centuries, this gourd is traditionally highly decorated with carvings and bead work and then attached to a colorful handle.

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The Corsican Sugar Gourd looks like a wheel of cheese. Round, flattened gourd growing up to 12" in diameter. Medium green when mature, tan when dried. Traditionally used to make boxes or shallow bowls. Also called Sugar Gourd.

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You will amaze your friends with these beautiful gourds. The smooth shell allows for endless designing and decorating possibilities. Pick when the vine is dry and the gourd is 6"-8" long. Allow the gourd to dry in an airy, warm location. Drying is...

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Edible gourd that has a firm white flesh and mild flavor.

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Long, green variety. Quite bitter Anti diabetic properties., Manufacturer: Seeds of India

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Angled luffa Easy to grow Used in stir fry., Manufacturer: Seeds of India

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Edible gourd with cream colored flesh and nutty flavor. Upto 4 ft long Bottle shaped. Prepared like zucchini., Manufacturer: Seeds of India

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Turtle Gourd The gourd that won the race! The Turtle, or Maranka Gourd has the same general shape as a Dipper Gourd but has unique ridges on its lower part. It can be grown on a trellis, which produces a straight neck, or on the ground for a curled...

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Speckled Swan Gourd: The resemblance to a swan can be quite amazing. A very useful hard-shelled gourd for art and crafts. A long hot summer is best for this gourd because it needs 115 days to mature. Stunning, ornamental you'll fall in love with!...

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This vibrantly colored gourd produces fruit that range from solid dark green to having 5 bright yellow bands, depending on temperature during flowering. Uniform in size and shape. 5" long.

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(100 days) Extremly rare ancient variety that is claimed to be the inspiration for topaz colored jewelry of ancient indian civilizations. A very unique recovery from the USDA Seed Bank. Good eating quality and wonderful ornamental, up to 10 lbs

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Softball sized fruits have five pairs of protruding prongs that point towards the blossom end. Nice mixture of bright striped, mottled, multicolored fruits. 95 days.

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Proper name: Lagenaria siceraria Japanese Long Siphon Gourds have extra long 5' hollow handles with 10 inch diameter ball ends. The neck curls naturally if not grown on a trellis. Grow around a broom handle to mold neck into a spiral. Pick gourds, when...

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Actually a cucumber relative, this small, striped, spiny fruit looks great mixed with ornamental gourds. Will keep for several months. Organically grown. 85 days. Proper name: Cucumis dipcaseus

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The carnival gourd is cream colored with orange spots or pale green with dark green spots in vertical stripes. The coloration sometimes divides into part-green and part-golden flesh. Delicious when eaten or beautiful when used as an ornamental!

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The blossom end of this gourd is striped in green; the stem end, in shades of yellow. This heirloom dates back to 1885. Pick gourds when the vine is dry. Allow the gourd to dry in an airy, warm location. Drying is complete when the seeds rattle inside....

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Peyote Ceremonial Lagenaria siceria. A small (2-4") bilobal or dipper gourd used for crafts and as rattles by the Native American Church. Used in the search for the mystical peyote cactus. Pick gourds, when the vine is dry. Allow the gourd to dry in...