(C. pepo) (aka Citrouille de Touraine, French Tours) An historic French field pumpkin, named for its place of origin, and listed by Vilmorin as early as 1856. Large-fruited (17 pounds), with distinctive large oil seeds with wide margins which were once used in the manufacture of sugar-coated pills and as a remedy for tapeworm. Great for displays and carving. 90-100 days.

• Fruits grow to 17 pounds
• Very large seeds
• Dark green skin striped with yellow
• Winter squash
• 90-100 days
  
• Packet 25 Seeds