plant squash seeds Round Zucchini Summer SquashDescription Round Zucchini Seeds (Cucurbita Pepo) 40+ Non GMO Heirloom Seeds for Planting, Also Known as Eight Ball Zucchini, Compact Bush Variety for Stuffing & Roasting, by Islas Garden Seeds, Gift Idea Cucurbita Pepo Round Zucchini Squash (also known as Eight Ball Squash) is a unique heirloom variety loved for its compact, globe shaped fruits and tender, mild flavor. These small, round squashes are perfect for stuffing, roasting, grilling, or

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Round Zucchini Seeds (Cucurbita Pepo) – 40+ Non-GMO Heirloom Seeds for Planting, Also Known as Eight Ball Zucchini, Compact Bush Variety for Stuffing & Roasting, by Isla’s Garden Seeds, Gift Idea

Cucurbita Pepo

Round Zucchini Squash (also known as Eight Ball Squash) is a unique heirloom variety loved for its compact, globe-shaped fruits and tender, mild flavor. These small, round squashes are perfect for stuffing, roasting, grilling, or slicing into fresh dishes. Plants are productive and compact, making them an excellent choice for garden beds or containers, and they thrive in full sun and well-draining soil. Maturing in about 50–55 days, the glossy green fruits are best harvested when 3–4 inches in diameter for peak flavor and texture. Versatile in the kitchen and easy to grow, Round Zucchini Squash is a favorite among gardeners looking for something both fun and functional to add to their summer harvest.

🌱Planting Instructions

Aproxx seeds per packet: 40 Seeds

One of the easiest summer vegetables to grow, Round Zucchini Squash (Eight Ball Squash) produces abundantly and thrives in warm weather. For continuous harvests, plant seeds every 2–3 weeks through midsummer. Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil, as shaded plants will produce fewer fruits.

Direct sow outdoors after the danger of frost has passed and soil temperatures reach at least 60°F. Sow seeds 1” deep and 24–36” apart in rows 3–4 feet apart, or in hills with 2–3 plants per hill. Avoid transplanting if possible, as young squash seedlings establish best when sown directly in the garden.

Keep the soil evenly moist and mulch around plants to retain moisture and discourage weeds. Harvest fruits when they reach 3–4 inches in diameter for the most tender texture and best flavor.

Quick Facts:

Type: Annual

Sun: Full

Planting Depth: 1”

Spacing: 24–36”

Water: Moderate, consistent

Days to Maturity: 50–55 days

Height: 24–36”

Zones: 3–10

USDA Zone Map

Type: Annual
Sun: Full
Planting Depth: 1”
Spacing: 24–36”
Water: Moderate, consistent
Days to Maturity/Bloom: 50-55 days
Height: 24-36”
Zones: 3-10