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HERBIE43 Rutland , MA(Zone 5b) Sep 10, 2003

have been growing this type of italiasn squash for years. they seem to grow no matter what the weather conditions are.

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Weezingreens Seward, AK(Zone 3b) Sep 10, 2003

What great squash? It seems I've seen them on another thread. What variety are they?

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HERBIE43 Rutland , MA(Zone 5b) Sep 10, 2003

weezingreens - yes, ive seem them also. think they were called something like "tambolina". i really do not keep track of what i plant, that is until i got on this website. now i try to take note of every seed and plant i buy. as far as this squash is concerned, i bought the seed paqckage in some store. the italian name for this squash is cucozza (or something like that). i know i plant the seeds either memorial day or i wait until june 11th (my birthday) to plant the seeds into the ground.

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Weezingreens Seward, AK(Zone 3b) Sep 12, 2003

Cococellez is the name, I think. I've got to try these next year!

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dguimo Pioneer, CA Sep 13, 2003

Herbie, We buy that squash at the formers market --- aren't they wonderful? Next year I'm going to plant some, Shepherds seed has them. Do you grow them on a trellis?

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