Sunburst Squash Seed

50 days from direct-sowing. Delightful scalloped (pattypan) squash the size of teacups ran away with All-America Selection honors when it was introduced in 1985, and 30+ years later it is still stealing our heart! This charming summer squash has the perfect combination of firm and tender texture, not to mention a sweet, mild taste! Bright yellow scalloped fruit is marked in fresh green at both ends, and sports huge flowers that can be eaten as well. The mild, buttery 3- by 2-inch fruits remain firm but very tender, even at full maturity. They are great for stuffing, because the rinds really hold up to cooking, yet never become tough. If you are new to growing scalloped squash, prepare yourself for a treat! Kids love these little "flying saucers," and they are just the right size for a single serving of nutritious veggies, whether you stuff them, slice them, chop them, or steam them whole. (Pick Sunburst young and steam it whole -- the flavor is incredible!) Each plant brings you several dozen fruits, and they harvest in no time. So easy, so enjoyable, such unbeatable plate appeal! Summer squash ripens during the hot summer months and, thin-skinned, is best eaten fresh. Sow seeds 1 inch deep directly into the garden after the danger of frost is past. Thin the seedlings to 24 inche...

• Brand: Park Seed
• ASIN: B071CKF5ZM
Part No: 05295-PK-P1

Bright, deep yellow skin and good eating quality. Sunburst is a good yielder of tender, rounded squash with a scallop. Appetizing color whether picked tiny, with the blossom still attached, or teacup-size. Vigorous plant. 1985 All-America Selections winner. David's Garden Seeds is a Veteran owned business that has been offering quality products since 2009.

• Color: Yellow
• Brand: David's Garden Seeds
• ASIN: B00F4I2V6Y
• UPC: 820103612678
Part No: D662A

'Sunburst' is a beautiful butter yellow scallop-type squash. Each fruit is accented with a small dark-green ring. The mild, white flesh remains tender & firm. Best used when harvested & eaten at around 2-4" across.

• Brand: Burpee
• ASIN: B078GS5J6Z
• UPC: 041530702453
Part No: 54494A

Sunburst F1 is a yellow skinned custard type with semi-flat fruits with scalloped edge. This variety produces large numbers of small fruits for serving whole. They are delicious when fried in butter or baked in the oven drizzled with a little olive oil.

• Brand: Kings Seeds
• ASIN: B01EWY6V98
Part No: ks/12806/.us

25 squash yellow summer sunburst hybrid seeds sun burst

• Brand: PlenTree
• ASIN: B07L7GS3VT
Part No: WDCVB-9652-75839

Summer Squash, Sunburst Hybrid Squash Seeds: 50 days. AAS Winner. Buttery-yellow scallop type fruit best picked when 2 to 3 inches across. Thin skin, tender, fine grained white flesh with delicate flavor. Space saving bush habit. Package contains 10 Sunburst Hybrid Summer Squash Seeds Summer Squash, Sunburst Hybrid Squash Seeds - Planting Instructions: Germination: 7 to 10 days at 75 to 85 F. Plant seeds 1 inch deep, 12 inches apart with 3 feet between rows.

• Brand: Hometown Seeds
• ASIN: B00B4HH0MY
• UPC: 680912042574

50 days. AAS Winner. Recommended by USU. Buttery-yellow scallop type fruit best picked when 2 to 3 inches across. Thin skin, tender, fine grained white flesh with delicate flavor. Space saving bush habit. Approx. 290 seeds/oz.

• Brand: Mountain Valley Seed Company
• ASIN: B06XRMGCG6
• UPC: 740006001143
Part No: 18671

Pansy - dynamite blue with blotch seeds. An annual, large flowered pansy. Does not require cool temperatures to initiate flower buds. Blooms continuously and maintainspact habit through early spring. Early flowering

• Color: yellow
• Brand: IDEA HIGH
• ASIN: B07M8CWZFL
Part No: GDSFJ-684-52859

7 grams seeds of sunburst squash

• Brand: PlenTree
• ASIN: B07L7GSC4H
Part No: WDCVB-9652-19240

***SUMMER SQUASH*** (Annual Veggie) "Sunburst Hyb." variety. 6+ seeds/pack. Enough for 2 good sized hills of vines. 1 vine produces lots of squash. These patty pan summer squash are golden & very flavorful. Great buttery flavor. 55 days from seed to harvest. Bush growing habit gets to about 3'. ~~~LEVEL of EXPERIENCE NEEDED FOR THESE SEEDS: Beginner Experience~~~ I am a Master Gardener from Wisconsin (ZONE 4) & I want to share many of the perennials, annuals, herbs & veggies from my 3rd generation, organic yard with you. Many of my plants are heirloom varieties that have been on the property since 1940 when my Grandfather built the house. Many I do not have the true name for, just what has been passed down from Gramma, to Mom, to me. I owned my own greenhouse for 13 years & I will give you step-by-step planting directions with each purchase for the gardening amateurs. I gear my sales towards the common gardener, small scale, but I do have a couple "Bulk" for larger scale enthusiasts.

• Brand: ~MY SEEDY NEEDS~
• ASIN: B00IJYG1B6

FREE SEEDS! Your order will include a Free BONUS 6 Variety Seed Gift Pack - a $30 Value! Variety seed pack will include an assortment of rare, medicinal, and tropical fruiting seeds packaged in our unique glass vial Frozen Seed Capsules. WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE: Seeds will arrive packed inside our one-of-a-kind Frozen Seed Capsules - an air/water-tight glass vial packed with organic cotton and moisture-absorbing silica beads. The perfect environment for long-term seed storage! ABOUT FROZEN SEED CAPSULES: Frozen Seed Capsules are designed as a time capsule for seeds. They are intended to be stored in the freezer and will protect and preserve your seeds, providing many years of excellent germination rates. Seeds saved in a frozen environment can last for decades. Even storing Frozen Seed Capsules in the refrigerator or at room temperature is acceptable and also extends seed life by many years! The screw-top lid provides an air/water-tight environment to keep seeds dry. The glass vial ensures protection for long-term storage and seeds are easily viewable, yet completely secure; no more flimsy envelopes! Organic cotton keeps seeds dry and comfortable and color-changing silica beads absorb moisture to prevent seed damage. Plant your seeds now or save seeds to grow year after year. Colle...

• Brand: Frozen Seed Capsules
• ASIN: B0719PZ8PC
Part No: Sunburst Squash

Sunburst f1 is a yellow skinned custard type with semi-flat fruits with scalloped edge. This variety produces large numbers of small fruits for serving whole. They are delicious when fried in butter or baked in the oven drizzled with a little olive oil

• Brand: IDEA HIGH
• ASIN: B07M8B9DJ3
Part No: GDSFJ-684-47921

• ASIN: B07KWTWTW4
Part No: T00000OP-34022

The squash is most tender when relatively immature; it is generally served when it is no more than two to three inches in diameter. In fine cuisine, its tender flesh is sometimes scooped out and mixed with flavorings, such as garlic, prior to reinsertion; the scooped-out husk of a patty pan also is sometimes used as a decorative container for other foods.

• Brand: Ready-2-Ship
• ASIN: B00V2UDGGC
Part No: SVI2623

Have a small garden? our mixed packet holds enough seed of our special bush types to plant three hills of mixed squashes. Now you can have all the variety of a big garden without the squash gluten mixed seed in one packet. Contains equal amounts of 'pic-n-pic', 'black beauty', 'Peter pan', 'ronde de nice', & 'sunburst'.

• Brand: Burpee
• ASIN: B078H223XQ
• UPC: 041530708431
Part No: 64560A

50 days. AAS Winner. Recommended by USU. Buttery-yellow scallop type fruit best picked when 2 to 3 inches across. Thin skin, tender, fine grained white flesh with delicate flavor. Space saving bush habit. Approx. 290 seeds/oz.

115 days. Recommended by USU. Fruits can get 4 feet. long and 1 foot across and weight 70 pounds. Smooth pink-orange skin with sweet yellow/orange, fine-grained flesh. Approx. 110 seeds/oz.

Single Packet of 70 SeedsGrow a garden filled with Black Beauty Zucchini Squash, from freshly harvested Cucurbita pepo seeds. Black Beauty Zucchini is an heirloom Summer Squash that produces 6 to 8 inch long fruits. The outer skin is a dark green almost black color, with a creamy white inner flesh. Each plant grows to a mature height of roughly 12 to 24 inches tall, dsiplaying a bush like growth habit. Black Beauty Zucchini will yield a fair amount of fruits, and can be harvested in roughly 50 days.Squash plants, like pumpkins, are grown as annual plants. Annuals will grow quickly, producing vines, leaves and fruits through the warm months of summer. After harvesting the Squash from it's vines, the plants will wilt soon after, with the cooler temperatures of late Autumn. Squash plants can be regrown the following season if you manage to save some of the seeds within the Squash itself.Black Beauty Zucchini is one of the many varieties of Squash that we have to offer. Check out our Squash category for a wide variety of other options available. You might also be interested in our Pumpkins and Gourds as well.What is the difference between Winter and Summer Squash?First and foremost, Squash in general, both develop and produce fruits in the summer months, up until early Autumn. The main difference is based upon harvesting, consumption, as well as the use for your Summer or Winter Squash. Summer Squash is best enjoyed when harvested early, while it's fruits have a tender skin. While Winter Squash will take up to 50 to 60 percent longer to develop and can be harvest later in the season. Winter Squash fruits, such as Table Queen, Burgess Buttercup, Sweet Meat and Waltham Butternut, will have a thicker outer skin and a sweeter inner flesh, making them perfect for baking and stuffing. Summer Squash, such as Prolific Straightneck, Crookneck, Early white Scallop and Zucchini, are best consumed raw, steamed or cooked.Sowing The SeedSquash seeds aren't too fond of being transplanted and are best sown directly in the garden, after all danger of frost has passed. Begin by clearing your sowing area of all unwanted plant life and other obnoxious weeds that you find. Sow the seeds at a depth of 1" under topsoil, in hills which can be raised 8 inches tall. Check "Germination and Growth" for additional information on spacing.Growing ConditionsSquash plants will enjoy the heat of summer and thrive in temperatures that are above 65F. Since Squash is a heavy feeder, the soil should be rich in organic matter, but will also need to be well drained. To improve drainage, it is recommended to add a light compost to any hard, compacted soil in the sowing area. This will prevent the roots from rotting. Water the seeds daily with a mild setting so that the seeds and seedlings are kept moist until germination occurs. Avoid overwatering.Germination & GrowthSquash seeds will begin to sprout open in roughly 7 to 14 days after sowing. The plants will grow to a mature height of 1 to 2 feet tall and can take up 3 feet of garden space. Summer Squash such as this won't require as much room to grow and can be spaced by hills or mounds of dirt, rather than rows. As explained above mounds should be 18 to 24 inches wide and at least 8 inches tall. Space each mound at least 3 to 4 feet apart from one another.

55 days. Bumpy, yellow, meaty fruits are 5 to 6 inches long. Slender curved neck. Holds and ships well. Excellent eating quality. Continuous yield. Approx. 380 seeds/oz.

Single Packet of 70 Seeds Thought to be one of the oldest summer squash varieties, crookneck squash (Cucurbita pepo) may even predate Columbus in North America. Journals show that Thomas Jefferson got what historians believe were crookneck seeds from Timothy Matlock in 1807. These plants add color and flavor to your summer garden.Crookneck CharacteristicsThis fast-growing and prolific squash grows to about 2 feet tall and 3 feet wide, and produces lemon-yellow fruit with a slight bend in the neck in about 53 days. The squash has edible skin and seeds, with a mild buttery and nutty flavor.Crookneck squash, like its squash family members, deliver a nutritional punch for only 36 calories per cup of cooked squash. They provide Vitamins C, K, and B6, along with potassium and manganese. Rich in carotenoids, they also bring lutein to the party, which promotes healthy eyes and helps prevent plaque build-up in the arteries.Crookneck Growing CareHarvest your crookneck squash when they reach 5 to 6 inches in length, or leave them to dry on the vine to a warty, orange gourd-like product that looks great in decorating. For optimal storage after harvest, leave about 1/2 to 1 inch of the stem on the fruit, then store them in a loose plastic bag in the refrigerator's crisper drawer.Because the plants may be vulnerable to squash bugs, squash vine borers, and cucumber beetles, you may want to grow them under floating row covers. Watch for blossom end rot and powdery mildew, as well.Summer Squash PuffsCut four crookneck squashes into chunks and boil them until tender, about 8 minutes. Drain the water and mash the squash before mixing 2 cups squash with a grated onion and two lightly beaten eggs. In a separate bowl, whisk together 2/3 cup flour, 2/3 cup dry corn muffin mix, 2 teaspoons baking powder, and 3/4 teaspoon salt. Stir the wet ingredients into the dry, and then drop the batter by tablespoons into oil heated to 365 degrees, until they are golden brown.Sowing The SeedSquash seeds aren't too fond of being transplanted and are best sown directly in the garden, after all danger of frost has passed. Begin by clearing your sowing area of all unwanted plant life and other obnoxious weeds that you find. Sow the seeds at a depth of 1" under topsoil, on hills which are raised 8 inches tall. Check below for additional information on spacing and growth habits.Growth SpecificationsSquash plants will enjoy the heat of summer and thrive in temperatures that are above 65F. Since Squash is a heavy feeder, the soil should be rich in organic matter, but will also need to be well drained. To improve drainage, it is recommended to add a light compost to any hard, compacted soil in the sowing area. This will prevent the roots from rotting. Water the seeds daily with a mild setting so that they are kept moist until germination occurs. Avoid overwatering.Germination & GrowthSquash seeds will begin to sprout open in roughly 7 to 14 days after sowing. The plants will grow to a mature height of 1 to 2 feet tall and can take up 2 to 3 feet of garden space. These plants form a bush like growth and can be spaced by hills or mounds of dirt, rather than rows. As explained above mounds should be 18 to 24 inches wide and at least 8 inches tall. Space each mound at least 3 to 4 feet apart from one another. When sprouts become visible, direct the vines outwards towards areas that do not contain other plant life.

62 days. AAS Winner. Dark green, glossy fruits are long, straight and slender. Firm, very tender, good flavor squash seeds. Approx. 230 seeds/oz.

History records that Columbus carried this then unfamiliar member of the cucumber family back to Europe after his first voyage. In Italy it acquired the name "zucchino," meaning a small squash; the French name for a zucchini, which the English later adopted, is "courgette." Italian immigrants later brought the zucchini back to the United States, where it became the most popular and commonly available variety of summer squash.

Certified Organic. 80-100 days. Recommended by USU. Harvest when 8 to 10 inches long. Spaghetti-like pulp can be removed easily with a fork after boiling in shell for about 30 minutes. Also bakes well. Approx. 190 seeds/oz.

70 days. Squash Vegetable Spaghetti. Medium-sized, oblong fruits. Fruit interior ready for serving like spaghetti. Can be stored several months in a cool, dry place. GARDEN HINTS: Cultivate or mulch to control weeds. Fertilize when fruits form to increase yield.

52 days. AAS Winner. Uniform, lemon-yellow, slightly rough, club-shaped fruits are generously produced on vigorous, semi-open plants. Harvest when 4 to 7 inches long. Approx. 320 seeds/oz.

This heirloom italian zucchini has been available in the United States since the early 1930s. It stays tender even at large sizes, and its stripes make it a colorful addition to the garden. Traditional Italian cuisine makes use of zucchini by breading and pan frying it or deep frying its blossoms, producing a dish known as "fiori di zucca."

Certified Organic. 62 days. Dark-green, glossy fruits are long, straight and slender. Firm, very tender, and has good flavor. Approx. 230 seeds/oz.

90 days. Cucurbita moschata. The Waltham Butternut squash is a large butternut variety with improved yields and flavor. The highly uniform tan fruits grow up to 8-10" long. The thick fruits have orange flesh and great storing characteristics. Waltham Butternut is an All-American Selections winner.

Squash Zucchini Black Beauty Seed - 1 Packet

Single Packet of 70 SeedsHaving a slightly tapered neck, the Early Prolific Straightneck Squash matures in just 50 days of planting. In 1938, the All American Selections, which is a non-profit organization, selected this plant as the winner for being easy to grow but still maintaining high quality. It resembles the Yellow crookedneck squash but without the curve in its neck. If harvested frequently, it will produce new squashes for weeks, making it a perfect plant for those who love to cook what they plant. If fruits are left on the vine for too long, this will send a message to the plant that it has produced enough, and it stops.Believed to have been an offspring of the yellow crookneck squash, DNA testing has proven that it came about as a result of an out-crossing of a cultivator of the crookneck group with a cultivator of the acorn group. It grows to a height of 12 to 24 inches, with a size of about 1-3 pounds, depending upon the environment and other conditions. Its growth habit is a bushy vine, with its small yellow flowers attracting bees, butterflies and certain types of birds.Its pale yellow or whitish skin may be pebbled with bumps, but can also be smooth. In order to preserve its great taste, one should harvest it when it reaches five to six inches in length. Harvesting the Early Prolific Straightneck Squash early is also acceptable. It has a classical flavor that comes with summer squashes, with a mild black pepper and nutty flavor when cooked.Though this plant is in season year-round, its peak season is during the summer months. It is a part of the Cucurbita Pepo family that is predominately grown and used in cooking in North America. Due to its straight neck, the Early Prolific Straightneck Squash is mostly preferred over the crooked-necked squash by commercial sellers. This is because the crookedneck squash has a tendency to break during shipping.Sowing the SeedsSquash seeds aren't too fond of being transplanted and are best sown directly in the garden, after all danger of frost has passed. Begin by clearing your sowing area of all unwanted plant life and other obnoxious weeds that you find. Sow the seeds at a depth of 1" under topsoil, on hills which are raised 8 inches tall. Check below for additional information on spacing and growth habits.Growing SpecificationsSquash plants will enjoy the heat of summer and thrive in temperatures that are above 65F. Since Squash is a heavy feeder, the soil should be rich in organic matter, but will also need to be well drained. To improve drainage, it is recommended to add a light compost to any hard, compacted soil in the sowing area. This will prevent the roots from rotting. Water the seeds daily with a mild setting so that they are kept moist until germination occurs. Avoid overwatering.Germination & GrowthSquash seeds will begin to sprout open in roughly 7 to 14 days after sowing. The plants will grow to a mature height of 1 to 2 feet tall and can take up 2 to 3 feet of garden space. These plants form a bush like growth and can be spaced by hills or mounds of dirt, rather than rows. As explained above mounds should be 18 to 24 inches wide and at least 8 inches tall. Space each mound at least 3 to 4 feet apart from one another. When sprouts become visible, direct the vines outwards towards areas that do not contain other plant life.

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