Cocozella Di Napoli Squash

This was my first year growing this squash. It seems that with summer squash it is a question of when the pests win as opposed to if. Long after my yellow squash had given up the ghost to squash bugs and the like this Cocozelle was growing green, hardy and producing squash. This will be my "go to" zucchini seed. How refreshing after spending years watching the bugs ravage my summer squash.

I grew this and another variety of yellow squash. The yellow squash produced good early then was attacked by bugs & never quite came back. This zucchini was a little slower to grow, but produced great foliage with tons of male flowers which seemed resistant to the bugs. To this day it still has not produced a single female flower. My online research said I should be more patient...we're well past that. At this point I have been harvesting my yellow squash for over a month. I can see new baby blossoms coming in and they are all still male. Some other research suggested I might have high nitrogen, but it is growing next to tomatoes that do not indicate high nitrogen. Can anyone shed light on this issue?

Really tasty. Huge plant, so make sure you space adequately

Fantastic Summer Squash! Produces tons of squash for a long time! It is a lot like zucchini but not full of seeds like a zucchini gets especially when it grows large. Had some get 2.5 feet long when we were away for several days and they still weren't full of seeds. Freezes great too!

Large plants grow fast and produce many delicious flowers and fruit! The plants are infected with powdery mildew but seem to resist the fungus.