Ten Commandments Gourd Seeds

A whimsical heirloom treasure with surprise stripes and shapes!

Add a touch of natural artistry to your garden with Ten Commandments Gourds—a unique heirloom mix known for its quirky, ornamental fruits that look like they were carved by a storyteller’s hand. Each vine produces gourds with striking banded patterns, rippling shapes, and rich late‑season colour. Perfect for fall décor, crafting, and kid‑friendly garden fun, these gourds bring charm and curiosity to any sunny patch.

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Why You’ll Love Ten Commandments Gourds

• Beautifully unusual shapes with eye‑catching stripes and colour patterns
• Long‑lasting ornamental fruits perfect for drying, display, or craft projects
• Vigorous vines that cover ground or trellises with ease
• Fun for families, children, and creative gardeners
• Heat‑loving and productive through summer into fall

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Planting & Growing Guide

Sun: Full sun (6–8+ hours)
Soil temperature: ≥ 21–24 °C for germination
Sow depth: 1 in
Spacing: 24–36 in between plants; 4–6 ft between rows
Mature vine length: 10–15 ft (support with a trellis if desired)
Watering: Moderate—keep soil evenly moist, especially during flowering and fruit set
Fertilizer: Compost‑rich soil or balanced fertilizer
Days to maturity: Approx. 95–110 days

How to Sow Outdoors

Once frost danger has passed and soil warms to ≥21 °C, sow seeds 1 in deep. Thin to 24–36 in once seedlings are established.

Indoor Start Option

Sow 3–4 weeks early in biodegradable pots (to protect roots). Transplant gently once outdoor temperatures are stable.

Trellis Tip

Support vines on a sturdy trellis to encourage straighter fruits, better airflow, and easier harvesting.

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Container Growing

Choose a large pot ≥16–18 in deep (at least 30–40 L). Train vines upward and water consistently to support vigorous growth.

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Product Highlights (Quick Scan)

• Decorative heirloom gourd mix
• Vibrant fall display pieces
• Excellent for crafting and seasonal décor
• High‑yielding vines
• Great choice for kids’ gardens and fall markets

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What to Expect