Discover a diverse selection of squash, zucchini, and patisony seeds perfect for Estonian gardeners aiming for a fruitful and rewarding harvest. Whether you have a spacious garden or a sunny balcony, these varieties offer early yields, easy cultivation, and versatile uses in the kitchen. Our collection features bush-type hybrids known for their compact growth and disease resistance, making them ideal for home gardeners seeking reliability and taste.
Varieties That Suit Your Garden
Choose from early and medium-early cultivars such as Ambassador, Baby Spaghetti, Black Beauty, and Goldena, each delivering delicious fruits with smooth skins and tender flesh. Many varieties thrive in fertile, well-drained soil exposed to full sun, and their harvest periods typically span from mid-summer to early autumn. Hybrid seeds offer high yields and consistent quality, suitable for fresh eating, frying, stewing, preserving, and stuffing.
Growing Tips and Best Practices
- Start seeds indoors in April to get an early head start, then transplant seedlings outdoors after the last frost.
- Maintain spacing of about 70 to 100 cm between plants to ensure proper airflow and development.
- Choose sunny, sheltered locations with fertile soil enriched with organic matter for optimal growth.
- Regularly harvest young fruits to promote continuous production throughout the season.
- Consider compact bush varieties for small gardens or container growing on balconies.
Our seeds come in various package sizes and brands, including organic options, catering to both beginners and experienced gardeners. With a focus on easy-to-grow and productive varieties, you can enjoy fresh, homegrown squash and zucchini all season long.
- Use seedlings to advance the growing season and secure earlier harvests.
- Protect young plants from wind and late frosts.
- Water consistently but avoid waterlogging to prevent root issues.
- Try different varieties to find your favorites for flavor and yield.
Ready to start your squash and zucchini garden? Explore our selection and find seeds that match your needs and gardening style. Growing your own vegetables brings fresh flavors to your table and the satisfaction of nurturing plants from seed to harvest.