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Courgette Seeds

Courgettes (zucchini) are incredibly easy to grow and very quick to, if you're lucky, one plant will provide you with 3-4 fruits a week. They do like to spread and will take up some room during the height of the growing season, so if space is limited plant them in a large plot or potato sack. Don’t be tempted to grow too many plants or you'll have courgettes coming from all directions (believe me I know!!). 2 plants are ideal for a family of 4.

Courgette Seeds

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Ambassador F1 Cauliflower Seeds

Ambassador F1

10 Seeds per packet

Uniform sized courgettes

Price £1.35
In stock

An outstanding hybrid courgette with a high yield and beautiful, dark green fruits. This popular variety is quick maturing and takes only 50 days to reach maturity.

Jemmer F1 Courgette Seeds

Jemmer F1

10 Seeds per packet

Uniform sized courgettes

Price £1.35
In stock

A compact, bushy courgette with bright yellow fruits that can easily be seen through the foliage. Easy to germinate and very prolific.

Long Green Bush

Long Green Bush

10 Seeds per packet

Very large marrows!

Price £0.99
In stock

Grows delightfully large marrows packed with flavour and ready for stuffing!

Zucchini Cauliflower Seeds

Zucchini

10 Seeds per packet

Price £0.99
In stock

Our favourite variety of courgette for freezing and storing. Just a couple of plants will have you set for the year.

Custard White

Custard White

10 Seeds per packet

Does not store very well

Price £0.99
Out of stock
Out of stock

Cream white flat squash scalloped edge looks a bit like a pie. Fine taste. Best enjoyed fresh due to its short storage life (max 2 weeks)

Atena F1 Courgette Seeds

Atena F1

10 Seeds per packet

Recommended for pickling

Price £1.35
In stock

Produced a large amount of golden yellow courgettes. Very early producer.

Courgette flowers can be picked when young and eaten! fried or stuffed, courgettes do perform well in sunny open spots and have no problems being grown in the ground or in pots making them a very versatile plant for any grower no matter the skill level.

Best picked and enjoyed when young and tender. Larger courgettes although often try to refer to it's former marrow self is often more bitter to taste.

Sowing courgette seeds

Start in trays with plenty of light soil and water. Once the plant has established transplant to a 9cm pot and keep under cover during March and April until all risk of frost has passed (during this time you may need to transplant to a larger pot) harvests start around late June and will continue well into September with regular picking.

How to grow courgettes from seed with our handy grow guide.