Scallop Blend Squash Seeds — Heirloom Summer Squash Mix

Scallop Blend Squash Seeds — Heirloom Mix of Yellow, White & Green Flying Saucer Scallops | 50-Day Harvest, Prolific, Tender Buttery Flesh

Cucurbita pepo — Scallop squash — also called pattypan or flying saucer squash — is one of the most charming and productive summer squash you can grow. This heirloom blend combines yellow, white, and green scallop varieties in a single packet, delivering a colorful, continuous harvest of tender, buttery-fleshed fruits from midsummer through frost. Ready in just 50 days. Harvest small at 3–5 inches for the best flavor and to keep plants producing all season.

Why Grow Scallop Blend?

• Three colors in one packet — yellow, white, and green scallops; a visually stunning mix in the garden and on the plate
• Fast-maturing — 50 days from direct sow to harvest; one of the quickest summer squash available
• Tender, buttery flesh — mild, delicate flavor; excellent sautéed, roasted, stuffed, or grilled
• Prolific producer — continuous harvest all season; the more you pick, the more they produce
• Unique flying saucer shape — beautiful and distinctive; a conversation piece at farmers markets and on the table
• Open-pollinated heirloom — save seed year after year

In the Kitchen

Harvest at 3–5 inches for peak tenderness and flavor. Sauté whole baby scallops in butter with garlic and fresh herbs. Halve and roast at high heat until caramelized. Stuff larger fruits with grains, cheese, or meat and bake. Slice thin and grill. The mild, buttery flesh pairs beautifully with bold seasonings.

Growing Notes

Direct sow outdoors after last frost when soil reaches 60°F, or start indoors 3–4 weeks before last frost. Sow 1 inch deep in fertile, well-draining soil. Full sun. Space 24–36 inches apart. Consistent watering supports healthy growth and maximum yield. Harvest frequently at 3–5 inches diameter — leaving fruits on the plant slows production.

Packed and shipped by Box Garden Seeds LLC — heirloom seeds grown without GMOs, selected for flavor, resilience, and your garden's success.