Your Seminole pumpkin seeds are grown in an abundant food forest in south west Florida, Using permaculture principles in a beyond organic and beyond biodynamic, ecological food system. Planting- Direct seed outdoors once danger of frost has passed and soil temperatures have warmed to at least 65? F for 2 weeks. Plant seeds in hills (warm quickly and drain well) or rows. Space hills 3-4' apart and plant 4-5 seeds -1” deep. Seeds will sprout in 5-10 days. When seedlings are 3-4" tall, thin to 2-3 plants per hill. In rows, plant seeds " deep and 6" apart with rows 4-5' apart. Mulch around plants to conserve moisture and reduce weeds. This pumkin only needs to be fertilized at planting time. Seminole Pumpkins are eaten in many ways- raw, boiled, fried, baked, mashed, steamed, stuffed, dried, or used in pies. Young fruits can be pickled, and the seeds are eaten raw or roasted. The flowers, leaves, and young stems are eaten as a green vegetable or added to soups. This is a fantastic survival food and can be stored for 12 months. About Feedback, Case and Detail Seller Ratings: (1) As we are running business, any of your opened Case / Claim, Neutral/Negative Feedback, Low Star Detail Seller Ratings will be calculated as Bad Buying Experience and destory our account. If you have no big problem with the transaction, we will be REALLY appreciated if you can always leave us a Positive Feedback Seller Ratings, THANK YOU! (2) If you have any question or problem, PLEASE CONTACT US FIRST BY MESSAGE before leaving feedback.