Zucchini Seeds for Planting Black Beauty Summer Squash - Non-GMO, Heirloom & Untreated - Prolific Yields of Delicious Zucchinis in a Home Grown Outdoor Vegetable Garden (1 Pack)

Impressed that this sprouted so soon in a container. It's a large one, but maybe not large enough for a zucchini plant. We'll see, but the seeds were fighting for dominance, so they are good and healthy. Fresh.

Less than a week and seeds are growing. I watered them everyday to get them started

Produces big and high quality produce.

If I could give 0 stars I would. There were no seeds in the package, it was just dust. I'm assuming that they were old or stored wrong and the seeds just disintegrated.

This is my first year grown in bags.And I also wanted to show you the flowers that are on my plant right now that the italian Zucchini But i'm Very pleased with the seeds and the growing bags. I have flowers all over it.

You may have to make mole hills to plant these to help em germinate cause I have little success when I didn't

I'll give a review after I'm eating squash!

These grow very quickly and are prolific producers. Germination after last frost in about 5 days. Prepare the ground by mixing in compost or nitrogen rich fertilizer with calcium to encourage production. The skins are very tender and can be eaten along with the rest of the zucchini. We've had it as zucchini bread, stewed with tomatoes, sliced and fried in panko breading, pickled and raw in salads. Be sure to watch for vine bores which can be treated with many different non-pesticide treatments. You need plenty of room for the plants to spread - at least 3 ft. X 6 ft. for each plant. They are not really vines but they lay down and 'crawl' and the leaves are huge! Squash can reach a foot but pick before that time. Raised beds are very helpful for watering and picking.