Zucchini Ronde De Nice
1,500 KWD
Zucchini Ronde De Nice is a French heirloom producing extremely tender, round zucchini that are best when small (around 3 inches).
Their delicate skins make them ideal for home gardens. Enjoy their delicious flavor fresh or grow them larger to stuff. Open-pollinated and matures in about 60 days.
Requires full sun and regular harvesting.
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French Heirloom Zucchini Ronde De Nice
Discover the exquisite Zucchini Ronde De Nice (*Cucurbita pepo*), a beloved French heirloom from Provence, cultivated for generations. This open-pollinated zucchini produces exceptionally tender, round fruits that reach their peak flavor and texture when less than 7.5cm (3 inches) in diameter.
You can also allow them to grow larger (around 10cm or 4 inches) to hollow out and stuff for a unique summer side dish. Due to their delicate skins, these delicious zucchinis are rarely found in grocery stores, making them a special treat for the home gardener.
Direct sow or transplant in late May or early June when the soil is warm (optimal temperature 25-35°C). For transplants, start seeds indoors in late April or early May. Sow seeds 2cm (1 inch) deep, spacing plants 45-60cm (18-24 inches) apart in rows 90-120cm (36-48 inches) apart.
Ensure full sun and grow in rich, well-drained soil with consistent moisture. Harvest regularly when fruits are small to encourage continuous production.
Matures in approximately 60 days.
- French Heirloom from Provence
- Extremely Tender Round Fruits
- Peak Flavor at 7.5cm (3″ Diameter)
- Also Suitable for Stuffing at Larger Size
- Delicate Skins Prone to Bruising
- Open-Pollinated Seeds
- Matures in 60 Days
- Requires Full Sun
- Harvest Regularly When Small
Order your Zucchini Ronde De Nice seeds today and enjoy the unique flavor and tenderness of this classic French zucchini!
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