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Zucchini

Cucurbita pepo · Cucurbitaceae

One of the most productive plants in the garden — a single bush can swamp a kitchen with glossy summer fruit. Pick young and often for the best flavour and a steady supply.

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One of the most productive plants in the garden — a single bush can swamp a kitchen with glossy summer fruit. Pick young and often for the best flavour and a steady supply.

At a glance

About Zucchini

Botanically, Cucurbita pepo is an fast-growing edible plant in the Cucurbitaceae family. It reaches around 90 cm tall at maturity.

Where to grow Zucchini

Zucchini suits warm-temperate, subtropical and tropical climates and grows best in full sun. It is frost tender, so protect it from hard frosts or grow it in a sheltered spot or pot.

Soil & planting

Zucchini does best in free-draining and loamy soil. Plant into well-prepared ground, firm the soil around the roots and water deeply to settle it in.

Watering & feeding

Zucchini is regular, moderate watering. Feed regularly through the growing season for the best crop. In its first year, water deeply once or twice a week to settle the roots in, then taper off as it establishes.

Pruning & care

Tip-prune Zucchini in spring to maintain a dense, shapely habit. Overall it is low maintenance.

Using Zucchini in the garden

Zucchini earns its place for edible harvests.

Companion planting & design

For a cohesive, low-care bed, pair Zucchini with other plants that enjoy the same regular, moderate watering and warm-temperate climate. Repeat it through a border to tie the planting together and give a sense of rhythm.

Good to know

It is regarded as non-toxic and pet-safe.

Buying Zucchini

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Prefer to grow it yourself? See the Zucchini seed sowing guide for depth, timing and germination.

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