Tromboncino Summer Heirloom Squash Seeds

That right there is a 4 ft. Squash from these seeds. The neck is pure meat, no seeds. Rates like a mix between artichoke heart and zucchini but firm with no seeds (until the round base). Delish!

These plants are still producing late into the fall. They resist the vine borer and grow very well. I will buy this again next year.

The media could not be loaded. It hasn’t flowered yet but it germinated very well and is growing big and strong! I am container gardening. The ones in the shade didn’t germinate at all but the ones in full sun are thriving! I can’t wait to see the squash grow. Fingers crossed! I bought these because I read that they’re more resistant to vine borers and I must say they’re already doing better than the other squash I’ve been growing. No vine borers yet! Hallelujah!

Sadly, not one seed germinated and I missed out on having extra food for my livestock. I got a dud batch it seems.

The seeds were easy to germinate indoors and the plants took well to being transplanted outside once it was safe from frost. Easy to train along my fence. Very tasty squash! I think I will prefer growing this instead of zucchini from now on, as my zucchinis of the past had too much trouble with squash borers.

I always grow a reading nook for my granddaughters with this plant. 3 out of 4 seeds came up and produced this. It's 8 feet tall! The squash is good too and can be eaten as summer squash or winter squash. A tradition in my garden!

I got these planted late to avoid peek borer season and even in the heat they germinated great and have done really well. It is super great tasting as a summer squash. They need a lot of space, but I think they are worth it.

Keeps well and tasted great in stir fries. Abundant