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DavidinCT · March 25, 2007

I'm trying Zucchino da Fiore which was bred to produce large flowers and not many zucchini. Don't want to take up space in the garden (they are runners) so will see how 15 gallon white Easi-lift grow bags work on the lawn. Want to try the flowers wilted with fresh tomato sauce, stuffed with ricotta and anchovies or clams and in frittata. Hopefully they will be a nice ornamental in the yard and tasty.

March 25, 2007	#13
DavidinCT Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Connecticut Zone 6B Posts: 88	I'm trying Zucchino da Fiore which was bred to produce large flowers and not many zucchini. Don't want to take up space in the garden (they are runners) so will see how 15 gallon white Easi-lift grow bags work on the lawn. Want to try the flowers wilted with fresh tomato sauce, stuffed with ricotta and anchovies or clams and in frittata. Hopefully they will be a nice ornamental in the yard and tasty. Last edited by DavidinCT; March 25, 2007 at 03:13 AM.