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The listing, *Heirloom* Yellow Zucchini Seeds (15) has ended.

This listing is for 15 Heirloom Yellow Zucchini Squash seeds.

Soil and Nutrient Requirements
Plants need loose, fertile, well drained soil with plenty of nitrogen and a pH 5.8-6.8. Fertilize seedlings with fish emulsion if leaves yellow.

Position
Full Sun

Seeding Depth
½-1”

Seeding Rate
Direct seeding: 2-3 seeds every 12-24", thin to 1 plant

Plant Spacing
12-24”

Row Spacing
5-6'.

When to Sow
Days to maturity are from direct seeding, subtract 2 weeks if transplanting. Direct seed as soon as chance of all frost has passed or start transplants 3-4 weeks before planting date. Optimum soil temperature for germination is about 85ºF and little or no germination occurs below 60ºF. Harden off plants by reducing temperature, water, and fertilizer. Many growers plant multiple successions of summer squash during a season to ensure continuous harvest, transplanting the first succession immediately after frost-free day and the final succession three months before the expected first frost.

Harvest
Best quality fruit are harvested at 5 – 8” or smaller, while skin is soft and somewhat glossy. Harvest fruits every other day to for best size and quality and to maintain plants’ productivity.

Storage
Fruits are very perishable, but will store 3 to 4 days at 35 - 40ºF and 90% relative humidity.
Questions & Comments
Original
i like your squash i looked on the net, and they coudent make up there mind is it summer squash or zucchini to me it don,t matter but duse squash leave them alone
May 8th, 2014 at 2:39:02 PM PDT by
Original
i ment to say duse squash bugs leave them alone
May 8th, 2014 at 2:42:14 PM PDT by
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All types of Zucchini are considered summer squash because they mature in late summer or early fall and are harvested before the rind and seeds become hard. Unlike winter squash which matures in late fall and are harvested after the rind and seeds become hard, allowing for long term storage. So, unfortunately they are susceptible to Squash bugs. Personally I have never had any problems but I can’t say for certain that they won’t bother them.
May 8th, 2014 at 6:43:43 PM PDT by

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