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Zucchini Gray Summer Squash Seeds

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Speckled gray-green zucchini growing beside a large yellow blossom — from BlackOwnedSeeds.com.
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  • Speckled gray-green zucchini growing beside a large yellow blossom — from BlackOwnedSeeds.com.
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  • A zucchini plant viewed from above, with squash beneath its leaves.
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  • Two developing zucchini, one with a closed blossom attached.
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  • Harvested gray-green zucchini arranged together with blossoms and leaves.
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  • Speckled gray-green zucchini growing beside a large yellow blossom — from BlackOwnedSeeds.com.
  • A zucchini plant viewed from above, with squash beneath its leaves.
  • Two developing zucchini, one with a closed blossom attached.
  • Harvested gray-green zucchini arranged together with blossoms and leaves.
Zucchini Gray Summer Squash Seeds

Zucchini Gray Summer Squash Seeds

$3.50 $3.99

AT A GLANCE: B · Bush Habit | FS · Full Sun | P · Container Possible

Quick grow facts: Gray zucchini · Summer squash

Cousin, this zucchini has a bushier habit than many sprawling squash, but those leaves still need elbow room. Pick the fruits young for tender summer cooking.

Growing details

45 days — The bush-type plants of 'Grey' zucchini produce are medium-green colored flecked with gray fruit that are known for remaining . It starts developing fruit quickly and if you harvest regularly, are productive. Although categorized as a zucchini here in the United States, because its fruit tend to be short, cylindrical, and somewhat tapered, it would be called as a vegetable marrow squash elsewhere.

As with any summer squash, you can harvest them at just about any size; we begin harvesting fruit when they reach about six to eight inches long. We prefer them at this young and tender stage when they are excellent lightly steamed, sautéed, or stir-fried. During the "high season" of summer, unless you are checking your plants daily, the fruit size can get away from you very quickly! Medium sized to large fruit can still be cooked in the same way as previously noted, but since harvest occurs during "barbecue season," we like to quarter the zucchini lengthwise, and with the skin left on, coat them in olive oil, season to taste, and then grill them until tender but firm. Often our seasoning is simply fresh ground black pepper and salt, but experiment with herbs for fun flavor variations.

Each packet contains 2 grams, which is approximately 10+ seeds.

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H Heirloom ★ Hybrid OG Organic (OG) CT Cool season FS Full sun P Container friendly SS Small space FH Harvest Repeatedly Cut & Come Again (CC) B Bush Habit LG Light to Germinate Spicy / Hot
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H Heirloom★ HybridOG Organic (OG) CT Cool seasonWS Warm seasonFS Full sun P Container friendlySS Small space / compact growing IN Start indoorsGL Grow light neededLG Light to Germinate SH Partial / afternoon shadeST Support or trellis helpful D DwarfB Bush HabitV Vining / climbing SV Shorter vinesSF Small fruitLC Large container FH Harvest RepeatedlyCut & Come Again (CC)F Fast harvest FL FlowersPW Pollinator interest PL Pollination mattersMX Seed mix DR Deep root spaceWD Well-drained soil DL Daylength sensitiveLS Long growing season TR Tree cropBS Bonsai training Spicy / Hot

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