Zucchini Noche (42 Days)

Zucchini Noche (42 Days)

| Find it on Pg.28 of our 2026 Catalogue
  • Zucchini Noche (42 Days) - 2103A
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42 DAYS
Cucurbita pepo

Zucchini Noche is a prolific producer of high-quality, nearly spineless, dark green zucchinis that add flavour to your garden and table alike. With an open plant habit, this zucchini allows for easy harvesting of its uniform, round cylindrical fruits, ideally sized at 2 in. This variety brings high yields and consistently performs well throughout the growing season, making it a must-have in vegetable patches.

Size: Mature plants typically reach about 2 to 3 ft. in height with a spread of 2 to 3 ft. Fruit measures around 8 to 12 in. when ready for harvest.

Yield: An abundant producer, each plant can provide a continuous supply of zucchinis, allowing for frequent harvesting.

Taste: Mild and slightly sweet, Zucchini Noche offers a tender texture, making it a versatile ingredient suitable for various dishes.

How to use: Ideal for grilling, sautéing, or incorporating into salads and baked goods. Its flavour pairs well with herbs and spices.

Planting tips: Start seeds indoors 3 to 4 weeks before the last frost, or sow directly in the garden once the danger of frost has passed. Plant at a depth of 1.5 in. in well-drained soil, ideally kept warm at 22°C. Space plants 3 ft. apart to allow for optimal growth.

Harvest tips: Harvest when fruit reaches 8 to 12 in. in size. Regular picking encourages further production, while allowing fruits to become larger can lead to a tougher texture and diminished flavour.

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Variant Price Quantity
2103A - 15 sds
2103A - 15 sds
$6.40/ea		$6.40/ea
2103B - 100 sds
2103B - 100 sds
$25.75/ea		$25.75/ea
2103C - 250 sds
2103C - 250 sds
$54.60/ea		$54.60/ea
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Equaltiere (Canada)

Just planted these for the first time this year. First time in my life I never had a single zucchini plant in my garden. Not a single seed germinated. Usually I have too many zucchini plants to deal with. Not this year. Not sure if this seed was unviable or what.

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Hi Lainey,

We're sorry to hear that you're experiencing poor germination and would be happy to help you troubleshoot the issue.

To better understand what may be affecting the germination and provide you with the best possible assistance, could you please send us the following information?

Photos of your planting setup, as well as the seed packets or containers for the varieties in question.
A description of the planting process you followed, including details such as soil preparation, planting depth, and spacing.
Information about how the seeds have been cared for since planting, including your watering schedule, any fertilizer used, sunlight exposure, and the approximate temperature conditions.

Once we receive this information, we'll be happy to review everything and work with you to determine the most likely cause and the best next steps.

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Tracey Houston (Canada)
2103A - 15 sds

these are amazing :) has been producing about 4 per week minimum

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Glenn Wegner (Canada)
2103A - 15 sds

These ones didn't germinate.

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Wendy Nykoluk (Canada)
2103A - 15 sds

I purchase this seed every year planted and 75% success with germiniation. But the plant performs and produces amazing zucchini and produce is amazing

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Gregory Hayden (Canada)
2103A - 15 sds

High germination success in Central Alberta.
High output when watered and full sun and spaced as per.

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Heather

Instead of doing all items separately I would like to say all are just up except the asparagus so I don’t know about how they will do