Types of gourds

Become instantly amazed and the versatility of cucurbits like the luffa, Lagenaria siceraria, and dipper types of gourds. Discover how to grow Cucurbitaceae plants with a trellis and turn ornamental gourds into more than just birdhouses and bowls. #types #gourds #varieties

Discover the top Cucurbita pepo gourd species like the Luffa, Calabash, dipper, and bottle gourd and turn them into beautiful birdhouses and instruments. This guide compares popular gourds, like the Lagenaria siceraria, and tells you exactly how they differ from acorn squash. #identify #gourd #uses

Find out when to plant ornamental gourds in your garden. Birdhouse and dipper gourds are hard-shell or Lagenaria varieties, while daisy and spoon gourds are soft-shell or Cucurbita types. If you have a short growing season, start gourd seeds indoors in early spring. #planting #gourds #garden

Pumpkin season is upon us. Now is the time to harvest and enjoy pumpkins and winter squash, but can you identify the different varieties? Here’s our fall guide to choosing the right pumpkin or squash for your next autumn inspired meal.

Some of the articles on these pages were written by Chuck Abare. My thanks to him for sharing some of the knowledge he’s gained from his years of study on this subject. I consider Chuck to be an expert on Purple Martins, and using natural gourds for their housing. He has helped me greatly with designing suitable lodging for this wonderful ... Read More

Ornamental gourds are easy to grow and add color and texture to your garden. Available in an array of shades, shapes, and sizes – they're perfect for brightening up the backyard or decorating your fall table. Learn about the different varieties and discover our 7 favorites with Gardener's Path. #gourds #gardenerspath

Learn about the Different Types of Pumpkin Varieties having distinct colors, curves, and patterns that you can grow in your garden!

TYPES OF GOURDS TO GROW. Gourds are available in different colors, sizes, and shapes. There are different types of gourds generally found in the world.

Gourd houses are the number one choice for raising baby birds by many wild bird species who are cavity nesters because they have better temperature control.