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online source for zucchini plants?

5 years ago

I know it's late in the season, but I'm hoping to buy some zucchini plants and can't find any at the usual places. Does anyone have an online source I might have missed that would sell plants? I could plant seeds but I'd rather get the plants if I can find them. Thanks.

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robert567
5 years ago
Choice between shipping and planting seeds.... plant the seeds. The plants would be in terrible shape in a box for a few days. Not sure why you are worried? They grow quick and Summer is over a month away. Are you worried about it getting too hot in Summer?
frdnicholas
Original Author
5 years ago
I guess I'm just impatient; I just found some zucchini seeds in my collection, so they're soaking now.
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