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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Winter Squash Large .50 Lb.Description- The Candy Roaster landrace was originally developed by the Cherokee people in the southern Appalachians. Another heirloom variety, it is quite variable in size (10-250+ lbs), shape (round, cylindrical, teardrop, blocky, etc.), and color (pink, tan, green, blue, gray, or orange), yet most have fine-textured orange flesh. This variety enjoys [&#8230;]</p>
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	<p><strong>Winter Squash Large .50 Lb.</strong></p><p><strong>Description</strong>- The Candy Roaster landrace was originally developed by the Cherokee people in the southern Appalachians. Another heirloom variety, it is quite variable in size (10-250+ lbs), shape (round, cylindrical, teardrop, blocky, etc.), and color (pink, tan, green, blue, gray, or orange), yet most have fine-textured orange flesh. This variety enjoys continued popularity, particularly in the southern Appalachians.</p><hr /><p>Great Candy Roaster Recipes &#8211; <a href="http://tallcloverfarm.com/11268/candy-roaster-squash-easy-growin-sweet-eatin" target="_blank">http://tallcloverfarm.com/11268/candy-roaster-squash-easy-growin-sweet-eatin</a></p>
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