Zucchini Alberello of Sarzana (Bag) – Franchi Sementi
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Zucchini Alberello di Sarzana – Little Tree of Sarzana. Light green fruit with white speckles. Some ribbing. Delicate flavor. Large plant, good producer over a long season; seems to have some resistance to powdery mildew. Many blossoms for cooking. 50-55 days. 8 gram packet; approximately 45-60 seeds. Approximately 2-10 seeds per gram.
*Heritage Variety*
C16 – ‘Little tree of Sarzana’ (near La Spezia). Light green fruits with a slightly bulbous end and a delicate flavour.
Growing habit: Bush
Approximate seeds quantity:@50
Sow: from February – July
1g
Zucchini Alberello di Sarzana – Little Tree of Sarzana. Light green fruit with white speckles. Some ribbing. Delicate flavor. Large plant, good producer over a long season; seems to have some resistance to powdery mildew. Many blossoms for cooking. 50-55 days. 8 gram packet; approximately 45-60 seeds. Approximately 2-10 seeds per gram.
*Heritage Variety*
C16 – ‘Little tree of Sarzana’ (near La Spezia). Light green fruits with a slightly bulbous end and a delicate flavour.
Growing habit: Bush
Approximate seeds quantity:@50
Sow: from February – July
1g
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