Reimer Seeds Lebanese White Squash Seeds

Because these are bush-type plants, they are more compact than vining varieties, but they still need room to thrive. You should space your seeds 4 feet apart to ensure adequate airflow and prevent overcrowding.

This is an early-maturing variety, typically ready to harvest between 50 and 65 days after planting. Keep an eye on your plants as they approach this window, as summer squash is best picked when young and tender.

While the plants have a compact bush habit, they reach about 24 inches in height and require significant root space. If you choose to use containers, ensure they are large enough to accommodate the root system and provide full sun exposure.

Open-pollinated means these seeds are naturally pollinated by insects, wind, or birds. If you allow the squash to fully mature and save the seeds, the resulting plants will generally grow true to the parent variety, unlike hybrid seeds.

These plants are relatively straightforward to grow. They require full sun and consistent moisture, especially as the fruits begin to develop. Since they are prolific producers, regular harvesting will encourage the plant to continue yielding throughout the season.