Zucchini Seeds - Summer Squash seeds - Black Beauty

Description: Squash Seeds Species- Black Beauty Germination Rate- 87%Species- Crookneck Germination Rate- 80%Soecies- Butternut Squah Germination Rate- 93% We do NOT ship to courier services. Seeds can NOT be shipped out of the U.S. Life Cycle -- AnnualPlant Harvest -- 45-55 days Hardiness Zone -- 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10Soil -- Well Drained Sun Light Requirement -- Full Sun Direct Sowing -- 12"-24" apart Black Beauty-Black Beauty Zucchini Summer Squash Seeds, also known as Courgette, have a maturity period of approximately 60-70 days. These seeds are Non-GMO and Open Pollinated. They are highly productive, making them a popular choice for home gardens. The plants continue to produce abundant fruits until the first frost. For the best taste and tenderness, it is recommended to harvest the zucchini when they reach a length of about 6-8 inches. However, if left in the garden for a few more days, the seeds can quickly result in zucchini that are 18-24 inches long. Crookneck-The Crookneck Summer Squash Seeds have a maturity period of approximately 50-60 days. These seeds belong to the Cucurbita pepo plant, and they are classified as Non-GMO and Open Pollinated. The Non-GMO Summer Crookneck squash typically reaches maturity in about 58 days. The flesh of this particular squash is characterized by its bumpy texture and vibrant yellow color. For optimal taste and quality, it is recommended to harvest the fruit when it reaches a length of 5-6 inches. The Crookneck squash is renowned for its exceptional flavor, with a buttery and sweet profile. Additionally, this variety of squash features a distinct crookneck shape and continues to yield fruit throughout its growth cycle. If you're looking for a delicious yellow squash option for your garden, this variety is highly recommended. Butternut Squash- Waltham Butternut Winter Squash seeds have a short growing season of 85-90 days. They are classified as cool season tender annuals, and they mature quickly. As summer transitions into fall, gardeners everywhere choose butternut squash varieties, with Waltham Butternut being the most popular. This squash can be prepared in various ways, either as a sweet treat or a savory dish. One can bake its velvety texture with a sprinkle of cinnamon, or create a flavorful butternut soup. The Waltham Butternut Squash is known for its abundant yield, with its distinctive oval bell-like shape and vibrant orange flesh enclosed within a tan exterior. To ensure you have squash throughout the winter months, it is recommended to cure them before the first frost sets in. This will allow you to store them safely and enjoy their deliciousness during the holiday season and beyond. Non GmoOpen Pollinated USA Grown

Price: 1.6 USD

Location: Gurnee, Illinois

End Time: 2024-08-31T16:01:30.000Z

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