-largest variety of shapes and sizes in the cucumber family, of which zucchini is a member
-generally eaten when at an immature state
-night temps of at least 59
-wait till soil is warm
-individual planting containers (egg carton cells) will help reduce shock of temperature fluctuation when planted
-well worked soil with good drainage
-evenly moist, make sure they always have water
-squash bugs, squash borers, and cucumber beetles
-good choice for organic gardener
-maintain general health and cleanliness of garden to avoid disease
Little, Brenda. The Encyclopedia of Vegetable Gardening. Sandy, UT: Silverleaf, 2006. Print.
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