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Squash Zucchini Elite F1 Seed

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Seed / Treated / 1,000 Seeds
Seed / Untreated / 25 Seeds
Seed / Untreated / 250 Seeds
Seed / Untreated / 1,000 Seeds
Seed / Untreated / 5,000 Seeds
Seed / FarMore Treatment / 250 Seeds

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Size	Quantity	Price Each
Seed / Treated / 5,000 Seeds	1 to 3	$309.31
Seed / Treated / 5,000 Seeds	4 or more	$288.15
Seed / Untreated / 5,000 Seeds	1 to 3	$309.31
Seed / Untreated / 5,000 Seeds	4 or more	$288.15
Seed / FarMore Treatment / 5,000 Seeds	1 to 3	$333.91
Seed / FarMore Treatment / 5,000 Seeds	4 or more	$311.35

Zucchini Elite sets the standard for medium green zucchini. An extra-early hybrid with a classic cylindrical shape, Zucchini Elite’s slim fruit are best when picked at 7 to 8" in length. Its open plant makes picking easy, and its yields are incredible. Consistent performance has made Zucchini Elite the market-leader for years.

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Seed Treated 5,000 Seeds: We have ordered more from the supplier. We expect to receive the product by 12/19/22. If we do receive it by then, it should ship by 12/31/22

PACKAGING

Approximately 3,040 seeds per pound

CULTURE

Seeding depth: 1 - 1.5 inches
Germination days: 6 - 12 days
Maturation days: 48 days

Squash Zucchini Elite F1 Seed has a rating of 4.6 stars based on 27 reviews.

4.6

27 Reviews, 3 Q&As

4.6

27 Reviews, 3 Q&As

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12/01/22

K&K O.

08/27/22

Good producer, uniform size fruit,

Good producer, uniform size fruit, tender good color,
Overall winner in our garden test plots

Dennis M.

08/27/22

For a new garden, new home and unfamiliar soil

Direct seeded this squash and had good germination. Enjoyed a good many meals until the heat and squash bug appeared. Uses neem oil and safer soap for a while but bugs won in the end.

Ginder G.

08/24/22

Easy to grow & a

Easy to grow & a customer favorite!

Donna P.

08/12/22

Seeds did not sprout in

Seeds did not sprout in ground. Something ate them?

Harris Seeds

08/30/22

We're sorry to hear about your zucchini. If you would like to talk to us more about your personal experience with the seeds, please feel free to call us at 800-544-7938. We'd be happy to help. In the meantime, we also have a blog article that covers reasons for seed germination issues. It may help troubleshoot. Please see the article here:
harrisseeds.com/blogs/from-the-ground-up/12-reasons-why-seeds-are-not-germinating

Bev's P.

08/07/22

Excellent

Kim

08/01/22

Q: Are these seeds for 2023?

Harris Seeds

08/02/22

A: Hi Kim,
We order new seed each season, and most of our seeds are packaged for the current growing season, though there is a chance that you may receive carryover seed from the year before. Any seed that you receive has been tested for germination within the last 6 months and was found to exceed our germination and quality standards. Although it is optimal to use seed within a year of purchase, seed can be used over multiple years if it is stored properly. We hope that info helps!

joseph s.

03/06/22

Q: what is the difference between treated and untreated seeds?

Harris Seeds

03/07/22

A: Hi Joseph,
Treated seed has a coating around the seed to protect it from specific seed- or soil-borne pathogens, improving it's germination rate and seedling health. The treatment may be hot water, chemical, or biological, depending on the pathogen involved. Treatment is applied under controlled conditions, in a commonly recognized fashion, at the manufacturer’s recommended rate. Treated seed is usually a bright color to help growers easily distinguish it from other seeds.

Untreated seed is clean and has not been treated using any chemical, biological, or physical method. While untreated seed can be grown under organic conditions, the seed crop was not grown under Certified Organic Conditions.

Please see our blog article on seed treatments here:
harrisseeds.com/blogs/from-the-ground-up/guide-to-seed-treatments

David G.

11/30/21

Q: Do you have zucchini seeds that do not need to be pollinated. I have an aquaponics building and have not had any luck with getting pollinaters to go I side to pollinate my zucchini.

Thank you
David

Harris Seeds

11/30/21

A: Hi David,

Cornell did an interesting study on parthenocarpic squash:
hort.cornell.edu/expo/proceedings/2014/Vine%20crops/Seedless%20squash%20Reiners.pdf

Of the varieties recommended, we sell quite a few including Dunja zucchini, Spineless Perfection zucchini, Golden Glory summer squash and Multipik summer squash.

Furthermore, a lot of farmers purchase and install hives for tunnel/aquaponic production. If interested, you may want to try this company:
cropking.com/catalog/pollination/bumblebee-hive

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