Pumpkin varieties witch pictures. Pumpkins, squash and gourd types. Letters E & F.

E

44 - El Dorado Pumpkin

Hybrid.
Round (looks like a basketball) with green (when immature) and dull-orange or buff (when mature) skin covered with white and light-green streaks and spots. It has orange flesh. Grown in tropics and subtropics.
Seeds in USA available only for research purposes.
See photo here.

F

45 - Figleaf Gourd

Photo: Pixabay

Know also as Malabar Gourd, Chilacayote, Sidra, Thai marrow, pie melon, and many others! Melon-shaped, with green & white spots and streaks. It has white flesh. Young fruits can be easily roasted and mature ones (that are much sweeter) can be added to stews, desserts, or beverages. Flowers, shoots, and seeds are also edible.
Available in the Summer.
You can buy seeds on Amazon.

46 - Full Moon Pumpkin

Photo: Pixabay

Medium to giant (up to 90 lbs!). They have white ribbed skin and thick orange flesh. Suitable for making pies, carving, and decorative displays. 
Available in the Fall.
Seeds to buy on Amazon.

47 - Flat White Boer Pumpkin

Photo: Rareseeds

White, very flattened, heavily ribbed. Weighs up to 30 lbs. It has sweet orange flesh.
You can buy it in Autumn.
Seeds available at Rareseeds website.

48 - Flatso Pumpkin

Photo: Johnny's Selected Seeds

A hybrid. Small (approx. 6 lbs), symmetrical, flattened. It resembles a wheel of cheese. Ribbing is moderate.
It's bright-orange colored. It has a thin dark (often curvy) handle.
Available in the Fall.
Seeds to buy at Johnny's Selected Seeds.

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