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Squash, Summer - Early Prolific Straightneck Seeds - Reliable with Heavy Yields
Squash, Summer - Early Prolific Straightneck Seeds - Reliable with Heavy Yields
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Squash Summer - Early Prolific Straightneck Seeds: Heavy Yields & Delicious Flavor
Grow your garden with the Squash Summer - Early Prolific Straightneck Seeds, a reliable and productive variety that delivers heavy yields of vibrant lemon-yellow squash. Perfect for small spaces, these compact bush-type plants thrive effortlessly while rewarding you with an abundance of flavorful harvests.
Why Choose Early Prolific Straightneck Squash?
This heirloom favorite is cherished for its nutty, buttery flesh, making it ideal for side dishes, soups, and fresh summer recipes. Harvest at 4-12" long for the best texture and taste. With a quick 50-day maturity, you'll enjoy fresh squash in no time!
Easy to Grow & Space-Saving
Plant these heirloom, open-pollinated, Non-GMO seeds in warm soil mounds, spaced 3' apart. Each packet contains 50 seeds, enough for 25 mounds (approximately 25 plants). The 24" tall bush spreads to 4' wide, making it a great choice for compact gardens.
Don't miss out on this high-yielding, flavorful summer squash. Order your seeds today and enjoy a bountiful harvest!
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