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STRIATA D’ITALIA #SSQ110<br />
50 days. Medium-long zucchini fruit, somewhat thicker<br />
at the blossom end, light ribbing, 8”-9” long. The skin is<br />
striped in light & dark green. Superb flavor and texture.<br />
This variety is popular in Italy for its flavor & early yield.<br />
Pkt $2.00<br />
TABLE DAINTY SSQ135<br />
65 days. Delicate little fruits, like a short, six-inch<br />
zucchini, striped in green and yellow to white.<br />
Abundantly produced on somewhat compact vines.<br />
Developed in 1909. Pkt (15 seeds) $2.25<br />
TATUME #SSQ127<br />
A must in Mexican cuisine, and also popular in certain<br />
parts of Texas. This old heirloom is picked small and<br />
used like zucchini, but these are so much better than<br />
standard supermarket zucchini! Round to slightly<br />
elongated, flavorful fruit are green in color; vigorous<br />
vining plants are fairly resistant to disease. Pkt $2.00<br />
TONDO SCURO DI PIACENZA #SSQ101<br />
Forget the new “Eight Ball” hybrid. There already was<br />
an heirloom version. These are a rich, dark-green color,<br />
round-shaped and very flavorful; perfect for home or<br />
markets. Vigorous plants produce well. Italian seed.<br />
Pkt $2.00<br />
WHITE SCALLOP #SSQ107<br />
50 days. A very ancient Native American heirloom<br />
squash, grown by the Northern Indians for hundreds of<br />
years. This type was depicted by Europeans back to 1591,<br />
and is one of the best-tasting and high-yielding varieties<br />
still around today! Great fried or baked. Flat fruit with<br />
scalloped edges—beautiful! Pkt $2.50 or 1/4 lb $6.75<br />
YELLOW SCALLOP #SSQ108<br />
(Golden Custard) Beautiful, bright yellow fruit with a<br />
rich, mellow flavor. Likely predates Columbian times;<br />
a rare native American squash. Bush plants with good<br />
yields. Pkt $2.50 or 1/4 lb $8.75<br />
ZUCCHINI, BLACK BEAUTY #SSQ120<br />
50 days. The classic dark-green summer squash that has<br />
made modern zucchini of this type popular. Introduced<br />
in the US markets in the 1920’s, and seed companies<br />
started listing it in the 1930’s. Delicious fried or baked;<br />
best picked young. Pkt $2.25 or 1/4 lb $7.00<br />
ZUCCHINI, GOLDEN #SSQ118<br />
Slender fruit are bright golden-yellow. They are as<br />
delicious as they are attractive; bush plants. Pkt $2.50<br />
or 1/4 lb $11.00<br />
ZUCCHINI, GRAY #SSQ114<br />
49 days. Great-tasting, high-quality, gray zucchini squash.<br />
Yields are very good; flesh is firm, mild, and very tasty. We<br />
have been getting favorable reports from customers about<br />
this squash. A real favorite. Pkt $2.00 or 1/4 lb $7.50<br />
ZUCCHINI, LUNGO BIANCO #SSQ119<br />
A popular variety from Italy, the light-green/cream<br />
fruit are mild and sweet. Beautiful in a zucchini mix.<br />
Productive bush plants. Pure imported Italian seed. Pkt<br />
$2.00<br />
“When the American spirit was<br />
in its youth, the language of<br />
America was different: Liberty,<br />
sir, was the primary object.”<br />
—Patrick Henry<br />
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