Squash 'Courgette Trombetta D'Albenga'
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Squash 'Courgette Trombetta d’Albenga' is a traditional Italian heirloom variety, producing long, curved, trumpet-shaped fruits with tender, pale green skin and a deliciously nutty flavour. Best harvested young as courgettes, they can also be left to mature into flavoursome squashes. The vigorous climbing habit makes it perfect for training up trellises or supports, saving space and creating an attractive feature.
Plant in full sun in rich, well-drained soil. Water generously and feed regularly for heavy crops. Ideal for vegetable plots, large containers with support, or allotments. Harvest frequently to encourage continuous fruiting.
Supplied in approx. 9cm pots.
The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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Plant in rich, well-drained soil that receives full sun. Water the soil frequently to maintain an even moisture level, and mulch to keep moisture in the soil and keep weeds out. When the courgettes are between 15 and 20cm long, harvest them for optimal flavour and texture. Pick the fruits frequently to promote ongoing production. Combine with complementary plants such as marigolds or beans.