Great yields there! Looks like you are going to be eating a lot of squash this winter! 
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This is my first year growing Seminole pumpkin. It grew great without the pest or disease problems that sugar pumkins normally experience in my location. However, the pumpkins never colored up/matured and the vines were killed by the first few light frosts.
Can these still be eaten?
Will they ripen in the house?
Is this a typical problem with growing seminole pumpkin this far north?
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pretty sure theyre edible. i know some people grow various pumpkins and squash for their green form and use it like zucchini, since they cant grow zucchini well in their zone cause of the vine borers
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They ought to finish ripening and curing. A lot of squash will cure underdeveloped and have no mature seeds, but still marure the flesh.
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@snarfing @KS_razerback
I grew this variety as an experiment for the disease/pest resistance. It grew great but some of the pumkins were on the vine since July but none ever matured.
Thanks for the input.
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