Squash & Pumpkin Seeds

As pumpkins love warmth, you should grow the seeds on the windowsill and then reserve them a warm and sunny place in the garden.  In addition, they need a nutrient-rich soil, which is best enriched with compost beforehand and regular fertilization is also useful later. Pumpkins come in many sizes, shapes, colours and flavours.  They are not only healthy and incredibly tasty, but also versatile, whether as soup, stew, pan-fried, vegetable side dish or compote.  And you can use not only the tender fruit flesh, but also the tasty seeds.