Mexicana Summer Squash

Great! Is as advertised!

Heat Tolerant

I live in Tennessee and this squash has done well - seems to be not too ravaged by the insect population we have here and is producing well with a nice flavor - it seems to be a more "squatty" type of squash. I will plant again as it is sometimes a challenge to find vegetables that can tolerate the insects and weather here in our area

Firm, tasty, resistent to squash vine borers

This is the best squash I gave grown. It's paler green than your usual zucchini, with compact flesh and a lovely nutty flavor. Lots of blossoms. The fruit attain a size of eight or ten inches and then seem to slow down. No oversized squash hiding under foliage. Best of all, although the plant was attacked by squash vine borers, it continued to thrive. The stems are dense and lack the inside cavity that allows the borers to settle in. I will grow this hybrid for as long as I grow squash. It's perfect.