154 results for "summer squash seeds" between $1.00 and $50.00

This heirloom summer squash is often described as creamy, mild, sweet, and buttery. It can be picked as a ?baby? vegetable or grown to a mature size of 5-6? long. There are many uses for what will seem like hundreds of squash fruits produced per plant. You can steam them, grill them on the barbecue, sautee them, stuff them, add them to breads, or chop them fresh for salads. This packet plants: 6 hills or 18 plants after thinning.

Cocozelle summer squash grows on a bush type plant, making this variety ideal for small vegetable gardens. Fruits is dark green with light green stripes, and is best when harvested under 12”. This open pollinated variety is very flavorful and tender and great for cooking, freezing, or canning. Matures in about 55 days. Average water needs. Attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds.

50 days. Golden yellow fruits have smooth, tender skin. Extremely productive; best picked when 4-6" long. Burpee bred. Summer squash and zucchini ripen early and are highly productive. The bush type plants take little space. After danger of frost, sow 3-4 seeds in groups 3-4' apart or sow 6" apart in rows, later thinning to 3' apart. 25 seeds per packet unless noted, sows 6-8 groups. One ounce sows 40-50 groups. Proven tops for performance, flavor and wide adaptability. Sun.

This productive plant keeps yielding beautiful, smooth, shiny, lemon-yellow crooked neck squash as long as they are picked routinely. It has the precocious yellow gene so it is stronger genetically and is resistant to cucumber and watermelon mosaic viruses. Its tasty, uniform fruits have thick, break-resistant curved necks yet softer stems for easy picking when they are 6” to 8” long~the best size. (F1.)

Another AAS Winner noted for a deep yellow-skinned Patty Pan-type. Fruits have an attractive tender, buttery yellow color. It is as delicious as it is colorful. An early and most productive of the yellow scallopini types. Growth habit is on a 3 ft bush type. Can be picked from a baby size to a 6" size without losing its tender buttery flavor. This scalloped squash can be steamed, sauteed or boiled, and will provide a delicately mild flavor. Can also be used a an appetizer...

A bush-type yellow summer favorite for over 150 years that is easy to grow! These organic summer squash seeds produce large plants that begin bearing fruit later, however the yield is consistent over a longer picking period. Has an excellent buttery flavor and firm texture. The best time to pick is when the fruit is small, about 4-5" long. 58 days to maturity. Grown Organically. 25 seeds per pkg.

Patty Pan-type squash are an intriguing mix of colors. Includes dark green, pale green, white, pale yellow, bright yellow and even striped pie-shaped fruits. Pick when tiny for colorful baby vegetable dishes and pickling or teacup-size for steaming, baking or stir-fry. High yielding bush to semi-bush plants.

A bevy of beauties for summer squash flavor and color! Seven varieties of zucchinis, crookneck, and straightneck squash offer the best possibilities for culinary creativity. Stuffed and sauteed blossoms are a gourmet delight. Harvest baby fruit, or enjoy mature squash for months of summer abundance. Save a few monsters for creative fall and Halloween decorations. If your family and friends have refused to try yet another zucchini recipe, this mix is a flavorful way to squash their rebellion! This...

(Lebanese) 50 days. A staple of the Middle East, this delicious squash has creamy, light green skin with a tapered shape. Harvested at 6" long, it has a mild flavor with a hint of sweetness. Longer fruits, cut lengthwise and stuffed, are very tasty. Plants are compact, disease tolerant and often yield 50-70% more fruits than most zucchini. Perfect for saute, stir-fry, stuffing and baking. Burpee exclusive. Summer squash and zucchini ripen early and are highly productive. The bush type plants take...

Vegetable Description: This is very productive variety of summer squash is quite popular! Fairly compact, bush type plants produce heavy yields of lemon-yellow club-shaped fruits in small spaces! Best when picked at 4-7" in length. About 50 days to maturity. Firm fine-grained flesh is excellent quality! Average water needs. Attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds.

Vegetable Description: This is very productive variety of summer squash is quite popular! Fairly compact, bush type plants produce heavy yields of lemon-yellow club-shaped fruits in small spaces! Best when picked at 4-7" in length. About 50 days to maturity. Firm fine-grained flesh is excellent quality! Average water needs. Attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds.

Early Summer Crookneck is a popular early variety that is great for the home vegetable garden or market! Holds and ships well. Bush type plants produce warted light-yellow curve-necked fruits with creamy-white flesh, with a good buttery flavor! Generally used at the 5-6" stage. Matures in about 50 days. Average water needs. Attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds.

Vegetable Description: Gray Zucchini has gray mottled skin and firm, mild flesh that is tasty, crisp, and tender when harvested from 5 to 9”. Very attractive! This variety is a good high quality shipper that is especially popular in Mexico and the Southwest. Open semi-spiny bush type plant bears cylindrical fruits that taper slightly to the stem end. 55 days to maturity. Average water needs. Attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds.

Plant in rich well composted soil. Before the vine spreads apply mulch to control weeds. A warm weather crop that should not be planted too early in the spring. Sow in multiple plantings to have consistent production all season. Start with assorted varieties and you can fearlessly grow many squash in a surprisingly small space as they have a reputation for burying gardeners with their prolific output. By planting Summer Squash like a buttery Yellow Crookneck, a prolific Yellow Straightneck, and...

Insect pollinated. Take caution unless you are hand pollinating, as many summer squash varieties are the same species as many pumpkins and winter squashes. Different varieties of the same species need to be isolated by 1/4 mile to prevent cross-pollination. Barriers such as tree lines, woods or buildings existing between the fields can reduce this distance. Treat summer squash the same as usually done for winter storage of squashes and pumpkins, allowing summer squash varieties to grow to a large...

Growing: A very frost sensitive annual. Summer Squash can be planted in full sun by direct seed or transplanted anytime after the last frost. It benefits from evenly moist soil and a ring of mulch around seedlings or transplants to keep weeds down and retain moisture before their large shading leaves take over the job. Can be planted in succession for sustained harvest until frost. Plant Seeds: In rows - Direct seed 1/2" deep with 6" between seeds,in rows 2' apart, or plant seed indoors 3-4 seed...

100-Percent certified organic seeds grown in the USA for over 20-year Free of GMO's (genetically modified organisms), chemicals and pesticides Hermetically sealed package that is re-sealable gives longer life and higher germination rates Independently tested for high germination rates and purity and meets or exceeds federal standards Seeds of change contributes 1-percent of net sales to advance the cause of sustainable organic agriculture worldwide