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Largest Zucchini

16 years ago

Does anyone have info on possibly the longest or heaviest Zucchini variety? I'm having some trouble figuring it out.

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farmfreedom
16 years ago
There was a kid that was going to cross the zucchini with the big max squashkin for a science fair project . I never found out how he made out . Try all the leading varieties and cross breed if necessary . Good Luck !
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