The "Must Grow" Garden Zucchini Replacement for Texas - Cucuzzi Gourd

Are your Zucchini and other squash plants covered in pests and fungus? Are your vines dying suddenly? Tired of dedicating a lot of water for the garden? Struggling to grow food in 100°F temperatures in summer? Why fix these problems with a ton of research and work when you can eliminate them? If you can relate to these struggles that are common in zone 9, the Texas Gulf Coast, and many other gardens around the country, I think it’s time for a permanent summer squash replacement for your garden. In this episode I introduce you to Cucuzzi Gourd (a.k.a Cucuzza, Snake Bean Gourd, Italian Squash, Serpent of Sicily, Italian Edible Gourd, and many other names). This gourd is not just low maintenance, but for me it’s no maintenance! If you follow me on Instagram, you’ll have a chance to win these seeds and more of my garden favorites at the end of the growing season! Follow on Instagram: @turnyourheadandscoff If you still have questions after this video and podcast or want to see what's growing on in the "test garden," follow along on Instagram! Q&A Fridays are available only on Instagram to get your specific garden questions answered. Listen to the Podcast that goes along with these episodes! Podcast Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/7BJ9EK7...