Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds
Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds
Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds
Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds
Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds
Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds
Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds
Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds

Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds

 

Unwins Courgette Zephyr Seeds produce snack sized fruits with a smooth, unusual coloured skin. With a great nutty flavour, these courgettes are a must have!

 

This courgette is perfect raw, fast-cooked, slow-cooked and can even be grated into a cake batter. When cut lengthways into strips, this product looks great.

  • Grown in full sun
  • Sow indoor/outdoor
Sowing Time
Sow Apr-Jun
Fruiting Time
Harvest Jul-Oct
Sow Outdoors
Sow Outdoors
Perfect For Pots
Perfect For Pots
Quick To Grow
Quick to Grow
Sow Indoors
Sow Indoors
Product Highlights
Bushy variety
Cut lengthways into strips for colour contrast
Grow in full sun
Product Specification:
SKU: 30310501
Plant Spacing:
90cm
Plant Height:
45cm
Row Spacing:
90cm
Sowing Depth:
2cm
Sow Time To Flower:
3 months
Sow Time To Germination:
1-2 weeks
Spread:
90cm
Pack Quantity:
10
Colour:
Mixed
Tips & Advice:
Sowing Indoors
Sow seeds individually on edge in small pots of firm, moist seed compost 2cm deep. Place in the warmth, 15-18°C and keep moist. As seedlings develop, grow on under cool, light conditions, but not in direct sunlight.
Planting Out
Gradually accustom young plants to outdoor conditions for 2-3 weeks before planting out to their cropping positions, after risk of frost has passed. Water generously and feed regularly with a tomato fertiliser once the fruits are starting to swell.
Sowing Outdoors
Water sowing positions, then sow two or three seeds close together in a group 2cm deep, 90cm apart. After germination, leave only the strongest seedlings in each group. Water generously and use tomato feed regularly.
Caution
Extremely rarely, Courgettes may produce very bitter fruit that cause stomach upset. This can be tested by licking the cut surface of one fruit per plant; bitter fruit should not be eaten.
Advice
Courgette flowers are edible and can be eaten cooked or added raw to salads. Regular harvesting will encourage more courgettes to be produced.

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