Eight Ball Zucchini (Round)

$0.99

Approximate seeds per pack: 15
Days till maturity: 50-60
Annual
Full Sun

This variety is an easy to grow round zucchini which is ideal for small gardens. Compact plants produce a generous crop all season long. Being such a versatile vegetable, the Eight Ball Squash can be used raw, baked, fried, steamed, stuffed and has excellent flavor. Harvest when young for tender fruits.

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    Eight Ball Zucchini (Round)

    5 reviews for Eight Ball Zucchini (Round)

    1. fwmilmo –

      Very prolific plant. Provided fruit that tasted really good.

    2. turcos.sd –

      This is such a beautiful plant. It this the most prolific zuccini plant ive ever grown. Excellent for adding into burgers or veggie sandwhiches.
      Yum yum

    3. serabeengeorgie –

      This plant just makes me so happy! This is the first time I have grown this type of summer squash and I am loving it! It has been the first to produce out of the five summer squash varieties that I have planted this year. The fruit is so tender and we love it. Very similar in taste to zucchini if anyone is wondering. We have had enough to eat it steamed and add it to our spaghetti sauce. This is just the beginning. I can’t wait to see how well it will do in our hot summers.

    4. bsjvp.my5 –

      I will plant this every year, It grew great and it was fun to see a round zucchini for once! It produced tons of zucchini and great flavor! I recommend to anyone who loves zucchini!

    5. jaime ade –

      So let me start by saying, I LOVE MI Gardener because their seed price allows me to try lots of new things on a budget!! Thanks, Luke and family. This is my first year with the 8 Ball plants. The fruit is excellent. The plant produces and is a pretty slightly variegated leaf. There is one drawback. These 8 ball plants do have very sharp hairs on the stems and under the leaves. Be careful to explain to young children and senior gardeners that you need gloves to pick them, unlike other varieties. (When planting in a community garden post a note) 🙂

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    • 5

      Name : fwmilmo

      Location : San Antonio, United States

      Very prolific plant. Provided fruit that tasted really good.

      01-Jun-2018

    • 5

      Name : turcos.sd

      Location : Burbank, United States

      This is such a beautiful plant. It this the most prolific zuccini plant ive ever grown. Excellent for adding into burgers or veggie sandwhiches.
      Yum yum

      29-Jul-2018

    • 5

      Name : serabeengeorgie

      Location : Las Vegas, United States

      This plant just makes me so happy! This is the first time I have grown this type of summer squash and I am loving it! It has been the first to produce out of the five summer squash varieties that I have planted this year. The fruit is so tender and we love it. Very similar in taste to zucchini if anyone is wondering. We have had enough to eat it steamed and add it to our spaghetti sauce. This is just the beginning. I can’t wait to see how well it will do in our hot summers.

      12-Jun-2019

    • 5

      Name : bsjvp.my5

      Location : Wisconsin Rapids, United States

      I will plant this every year, It grew great and it was fun to see a round zucchini for once! It produced tons of zucchini and great flavor! I recommend to anyone who loves zucchini!

      26-Apr-2020

    • 4

      Name : jaime ade

      Location : Port Saint Joe, United States

      So let me start by saying, I LOVE MI Gardener because their seed price allows me to try lots of new things on a budget!! Thanks, Luke and family. This is my first year with the 8 Ball plants. The fruit is excellent. The plant produces and is a pretty slightly variegated leaf. There is one drawback. These 8 ball plants do have very sharp hairs on the stems and under the leaves. Be careful to explain to young children and senior gardeners that you need gloves to pick them, unlike other varieties. (When planting in a community garden post a note) 🙂

      29-Apr-2020