Deep green, ridged gourds can reach 18” long. Trellising encourages straighter handles. This variety requires a longer growing period. Scarify seeds with file and soak in lukewarm water for …

10” to 16”-long, dipper-type gourds are very knobby and unusual looking. One of the most attractive, hard-shelled gourds you can grow. High yields. This is an example of the timeline …

Caveman's Club Gourd (or Maranka Gourd) grows 12 to 18 inch-long bludgeon-shaped gourds! These club-shaped gourds have a narrow handle that ends in an oblong, deeply ridged and …

The Caveman's Club gourd gets its name because it resembles the club of a primitive caveman! Caveman's Club gourd can grow to be 18" long with a narrow handle that ends in an oblong, …

These unique club-shaped gourds are edible when about 8" long, but also great for crafts when they get bigger. They are about 16" long with a wrinkled knobby bulb end about 6" in diameter.

Caveman's Club Maranka Gourd. The produces good yields of 18" long primitive looking clubs shaped gourds. Gourds are dark green to dark green with light green markings. Excellent for …

Caveman's Club Gourd is an open-pollinated heirloom gourd variety that looks like a primitive tool from the past. Gourds with a long, slender handle and an expanded club end are produced by …

About- These dark green club-shaped gourds feature a curved handle and large, ridged bulbs. Grown on a trellis for a straighter handle. Great for crafting, these 18" gourds will bring a …

Resembling a primitive caveman’s club, this gourd grows up to 18 inches with a narrow handle leading to an oblong, deeply veined, and ridged “club” end. Plant early for optimal results and …

Each 12 to 18" long Caveman’s Club gourd has a narrow handle that ends in an oblong, deeply veined and ridged club. This primitive-looking gourd matures late and should be planted early …