Product Description
*Heritage variety*
*Featured 22/3/14 James Martin on Saturday Kitchen* C29 - 'Sicilian Snakes' - obvious to see why this unusual squash got the name. Commonly known in the US and by Sicilians as 'Cuccuzze'. Cook like a courgette. Fruits can grow over 2 metres in length !!
Growing habit: Trailing
Approximate seeds quantity:@30
Sow: from April - August
*Featured 22/3/14 James Martin on Saturday Kitchen* C29 - 'Sicilian Snakes' - obvious to see why this unusual squash got the name. Commonly known in the US and by Sicilians as 'Cuccuzze'. Cook like a courgette. Fruits can grow over 2 metres in length !!
Growing habit: Trailing
Approximate seeds quantity:@30
Sow: from April - August
Reviews
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serpente di sicilia
Grew these up to 1.5m but grow to 18 inches and make Sicilian Stew .... search for recipe then add lots of bacon lardons (fry them first until golden brown). This makes a wonderful lunch with crusty bread
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Courgettes
Good germination, healthy vigorous plants, not much fruit yet, but some and great shapes and colour.
