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What garden is complete without zucchini? Sliced, shredded, or prepared your favorite way, garden fresh zucchini is truly versatile. Plant after danger of frost. 5 to 7 seeds per hill, thin to 3 to 4 plants. 70+ Seeds, 10 Grams.
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Courgette Venus produces neatly compact plants which will produce a heavy crop of shiny, dark green cylindrical fruits throughout summer. Will produce over an impressively long season if harvested regularly
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Renee's has done it again, three varieties in the same package. With a natural vegetable dye telling you which is which you get three tastes and sizes. Pink seed is the Clarimore, creamy and tender. The green seed is the Raven Zucchini which sweet, steamed or sauteed. Finally the brown seed is Golden Dawn bringing you the nuttiest taste of the bunch. 20 to 25 seeds per packet.
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Organic Black Beauty Summer Squash Zucchini 25 Seeds
Black Beauty Zucchini Cucurbita pepo 5-8 in. An early and prolific verity with glossy blackish green fruits and Firm white flesh. Consistently tender zukes will keep the neighbors happy. (50-55 days) ~25 seeds. Planting depth: 1" Soil temp for germ.: 65-90°F Days to germ.: 3-7 Plant Spacing: 3' apart Days to maturity: 50-60 Full sun Moderate water
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The difference between summer squash and winter squash is the skin. Winter has hard skin so it will keep in storage.
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(Heirloom) Introduced before 1885, known then as Italian Vegetable Marrow or Cocozella di Napoli. Green and white striped classic zucchini with a slightly nutty flavor. Easy to grow. Pick young. 2-3 ft. bush, 5"-7" fruits. (55 days) Approx. 15-35 seeds.
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Golden Zucchini Cucurbita pepo 4-10 in. 3-4 ft. bush produces abundant brilliant-gold, cylindrical zucchinis. Best eaten when young. Slightly viney plant with an open architecture makes for easy harvest. Productive variety. Planting Depth: 1" Soil Temp. for Germ.: 65-90°F Days to Germ.: 3-7 Plant Spacing: 3' Days to Maturity: 55 Full Sun Moderate Water
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You won't find this tender squash at your grocery store. They would bruise too easily in transport. These are extraordinarily good if you harvest them as they reach 1 to 2 inches in diameter. They're fine to let them double in size but terrific as a baby vegetable. 20 to 25 seeds per packet.
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What garden is complete without zucchini? Sliced, shredded, or prepared your favorite way, garden fresh zucchini is truly versatile. Plant after danger of frost. 5 to 7 seeds per hill, thin to 3 to 4 plants.
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Organic Dark Zucchini What garden is complete without zucchini? Sliced, shredded, or prepared your favorite way, garden fresh zucchini is truly versatile. Plant after danger of frost. 5 to 7 seeds per hill, thin to 3 to 4 plants.
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Days to Harvest: 60 Days Special Features: Organic Description A high level of tolerance against Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus and Powdery Mildew. Heavy yielding plants, with an open habit, makes picking the dark shiny fruits easier. T&M are pleased to offer a range of seed varieties, all totally organic with the Soil Association accreditation. T&M have specially selected F1 hybrids or varieties bred to give increased hybrid vigour, garden performance and flavour, thus increasing your harvest. Because of their...
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Darkish green, smooth, cylindrical fruits with pale green stripes. Very productive fruiting variety throughout the summer if picked regularly.
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A versatile, round fruited variety which can be cropped from golf ball size for eating raw whole, slightly larger for slicing or stir frying, to tennis ball size for stuffing.
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A very heavy and early yielder of solid mid-green zucchini. The early yield is almost twice that of some other varieties and it just keeps producing firm, remarkably heavy fruit right through the season. It has an open habit which lets you see and pick the fruits easily, and it has excellent resistance to Cucumber Mosaic Virus.
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Caserta Zucchini Squash Cucurbita pepo 4-7 in. Early, bush, cocozelle variety produces dozens of thin, light-green fruits with dark-green stripes and firm, creamy-white flesh. All America Selection winner in 1949. Sow 2-3 seeds every 2-3 feet in rows 3-6 feet apart when danger of frost has passed. Thin to strongest plant. Can be sown indoors in pots, 2-4 weeks before the last frost, and transplanted very carefully. Enrich soil heavily with mature compost. Harvesting tips. Harvest young, when 4-7 inches long...
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Cocozelle Bush Zucchini Cucurbita pepo Heirloom 4-7 in. A dark and light-green striped Italian classic with a slightly nutty flavor. Best when harvested young. Vigorous 3 ft. bush produces 5-7 in. fruits. Planting Depth: 1" Soil Temp. for Germ.: 65-90°F Days to Germ.: 3-7 Plant Spacing: 3' Days to Maturity: 45-65 Full Sun Moderate Water
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Golden Bush Zucchini Cucurbita pepo Seeds of Change Selection 4-10 in. 3-4 ft. bush produces abundant brilliant-gold, cylindrical zucchinis. Best eaten when young. Slightly viney plant with an open architecture makes for easy harvest. Productive variety. Planting Depth: 1" Soil Temp. for Germ.: 65-90°F Days to Germ.: 3-7 Plant Spacing: 3' Days to Maturity: 55 Full Sun Moderate Water Pack weight 4.00gms ~ 25 seeds
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Round French Squash Cucurbita pepo 3-6 in. dia. Round zucchinis of exceptional flavor throughout growth, but most delicious steamed at 3 inch or stuffed at 5-6 inch. Prolific. Planting depth: 1/2"-1" Soil temp for Germ.: 65-90°F Days to germ.: 3-7 Plant Spacing: 3' Days to maturity: 45 Full sun Moderate water
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Idealy you should start picking zucchini when they are young but these don't get woody even with age.
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