Overview of Green Summer Courgette

The Green Machine produces an abundance of high-quality, uniform-shaped fruit throughout the season. Field trials in the Midwest and Southeast have proven that this Zucchini produces fruit ranging in length from 6 to 7 inches.

Your zucchini plants need plenty of room in your garden, so space them 18 to 24 inches apart. Virus- and mildew-resistant, the Green Machine is an annual that will keep you planting it year after year in your garden.

What You'll Love

• An excellent disease package ensures healthy and productive plants.
• Easily adaptable
• The plant has moderate resistance to cucumber mosaic virus, powdery mildew, watermelon mosaic virus, and zucchini yellow mosaic virus.

Benefits of Use of Green Courgette

The best way to consume Zucchini is raw. Other ways to eat salads and basic dishes besides salads and natural foods. Many dishes can be enhanced by adding Zucchini to muffins, cakes, soups, and tacos. They are high in antioxidants and vitamins. Additionally, Zucchini has high fibre content and a low-calorie count. Zucchini contains vitamin C, folate, potassium, and zinc. Combined, these nutrients aid in preventing strokes.

How to Care & Sow Courgette

Zucchini loves warm weather. Ideally, it would help if you waited until the soil reached 25 degrees Celsius before planting seeds or transplants. Seeds for growing Zucchini should be sown about an inch deep in the ground, and two seeds should be dropped in. If cold outside, use a half-bottle or a cold frame to cover the top. After the seedlings sprout, remove all but the most vigorous seedlings from the bottle. The seedlings should germinate after regular watering. 

The distance between zucchini plants should not exceed two feet. After planting, make sure they're adequately watered. Mulch can be locked in by adding a layer of garden compost on top. It is best to grow Zucchini in moist soil. Water the soil thoroughly whenever it becomes dry. The development of good fruits depends on squash's regular and consistent watering. Ensure you water when the fruits first form and throughout the entire growth period. Keep weeds under control. 

Specifications:

• Time: Summer
• USDA Zones: 3-9
• Harvesting time: 40-50 days.
• Type of soil: Organic
• Temperature: 20-25 degrees Celcius
• Scientific Name: Cucurbita pepo
• Genus: Cucurbita 
• Species: Cucurbita pepo 
• Origin: 19th-century northern Italy
• Benefits: A vegetable that can be used in several ways