Bianco Di Trieste Zucchini
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Great germination, looking forward to some zucchini if it can get past the squash bug problems we deal with in North Florida
Seeds are always great quality, thank you!
Prolific and great tasting. I find the yellow squash grow better than the green zucchini.
I planted 3 rounds of beans this year and I very pleased with the yield. Looking forward to cooking them in soups, stews and other dishes.
Exactly what I expected in a Georgia collard. Beautiful large healthy greens.
Bootstrap Farmer makes the best food-safe, made-in-USA, durable gardening cell plug trays, even the black ones, which are made of recycled overruns of their other colors. The trays have slots that prevent root circling and holes in the bottom that allow you to easily push the seedlings out. And no, the soil doesn't fall out the bottom hole if you start with dampened potting soil. The black cell trays are the least expensive, and they don't show the dirt like the other colors. The problem with buying directly from Bootstrap Farmer is that they only want to cell you large quantities for most items, and the shipping costs are high for small orders. For the backyard gardener, MIgardener is the best, most economical place I have found to get Bootstrap Farmer black cell plug trays.
Even with sporadic watering and sweltering heat, these guys still grew and bloomed beautifully. I’ll definitely keep these in my seed collection.
Big fan of this variety! This is the first year I’ve successfully grown watermelons (on a trellis, supported with mesh netting) and I can’t wait to try other varieties next year.