Sow True Seed Summer Squash Seeds

These seeds are frost-sensitive and require warm weather to thrive. You should sow them directly outdoors or transplant them only after the danger of the last spring frost has passed.

Black Beauty Zucchini typically reaches maturity in about 55 days. You can harvest them when they are young and tender at six to eight inches long, or leave them on the vine longer if you prefer larger squash for stuffing.

Yes, you can start them indoors or sow them directly into the garden. If starting indoors, ensure you have a warm environment and transplant them carefully once the soil has warmed up.

While you can sow seeds about 6 inches apart initially, you should thin or space your mature plants 18 to 24 inches apart to ensure adequate airflow and room for the plants to spread.

No, Black Beauty Zucchini is naturally insect-pollinated. Planting these in your garden will actually attract beneficial pollinators like honeybees, which will handle the pollination process for you.

Yes, these are certified organic, heirloom seeds. As an heirloom variety, they are open-pollinated, meaning you can save the seeds from your harvest to plant in future seasons.