A great zuccinini for pot planting

Elliot · July 18, 2012

And its not too late.

Its called Astia zucchin and is available from Renees seeds. We planted them in pots in the end of May by the end of june there were already zucckinis on the plants.

whistler · July 18, 2012

How are they for male blossom production?

Elliot · July 18, 2012

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Originally Posted by whistler

How are they for male blossom production?

No idea

Fatal_Franklin · July 28, 2012

I tried 'Partenon' zuccinni from Johnny's Seed this year. They are parthenocarpic and gynoecious. The plants started producing fruit even while they were quite small. I would think that they would be well suited to containers. I am really liking the uniformity of size on them too.

Cole_Robbie · July 28, 2012

I have not tried any yet, but Swallow Tail Garden Seeds sells several container varieties:
http://www.swallowtailgardenseeds.co...es/summer.html

jacksson · July 29, 2012

I just planted some here in Fresno County, CA. Hope to have a few of them before colder weather comes. I have seeds for next spring and will plant them then.

July 18, 2012	#1
Elliot Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Hicksville, New York Posts: 503	A great zuccinini for pot planting And its not too late. Its called Astia zucchin and is available from Renees seeds. We planted them in pots in the end of May by the end of june there were already zucckinis on the plants.

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July 18, 2012	#2
whistler Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: PA Posts: 100	How are they for male blossom production?

July 28, 2012	#4
Fatal_Franklin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Michigan Posts: 24	I tried 'Partenon' zuccinni from Johnny's Seed this year. They are parthenocarpic and gynoecious. The plants started producing fruit even while they were quite small. I would think that they would be well suited to containers. I am really liking the uniformity of size on them too.

July 28, 2012	#5
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	I have not tried any yet, but Swallow Tail Garden Seeds sells several container varieties: http://www.swallowtailgardenseeds.co...es/summer.html

July 29, 2012	#6
jacksson Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Reedley, CA Posts: 13	I just planted some here in Fresno County, CA. Hope to have a few of them before colder weather comes. I have seeds for next spring and will plant them then.