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Zucchini seeds
Zucchini seeds. Heirloom, open pollinated, non-hybrid and non-GMO seeds with no chemical treatments.
Zucchini- Ronde De Nice
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Small round fruits with grey/ green skin
- Very tender with exceptional flavour
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.40
Zucchini- Black Beauty
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Vegetable
- Popular home garden variety
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.40
Squash- Tromboncino
Cucurbita moschata, 10 seeds
- Long zucchini- like fruit with bulbous end
- High yielding
Sow: Spring or after frost
$1.50
Zucchini- Grey
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Speckled green/grey fruit
- Good for warm climates
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.80
Zucchini- Early Prolific Straightneck
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Vegetable
- Good yield
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.40
Zucchini- Italian Light Green
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Vegetable
- Italian variety
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.40
Zucchini- Golden Arch Crookneck
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Vegetable
- High yielding
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.40
Zucchini- Fordhook
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Vegetable
- Excellent flavour
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.40
Zucchini- Golden
Cucurbita pepo, 10 seeds
- Attractive yellow fruit
- Excellent flavour
Sow: Spring and summer (or after frost)
$1.50
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Author: Jennifer Charlotte Date Posted: 7 January 2018
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Hand Pollinating Cucurbits
Author: Sarah Rasdall Date Posted: 15 January 2016
If you find that your Cucurbits are not setting fruit and the flowers are simply falling off , you might have a pollination problem. There’s an easy solution: hand pollination.