Zucchini
Cucurbita pepo, Cucurbitaceae
Guild Roles
Growing Conditions
Soil pH
6 – 7.5
Tolerances
Companion Plants
Antagonistic Plants
Privet forms dense canopies and produces allelopathic compounds that suppress nearby vegetable crops
QuailbushAtriplex lentiformisQuailbush produces salt-accumulating allelopathic compounds that can inhibit squash family plants
Toothbrush TreeSalvadora persicaToothbrush tree produces mustard oil compounds that can inhibit cucurbit family plants
Chinese PhotiniaPhotinia serrulataChinese photinia creates dense shade and produces allelopathic compounds that inhibit squash growth
Chinese YamDioscorea batatasChinese yam's vigorous climbing vines can overwhelm and shade out squash plants when grown together
Butternut SquashCucurbita moschataLarge vining squash species compete heavily for space, water, and nutrients due to extensive root systems
PumpkinCucurbita maximaLarge-fruited squash varieties compete intensively for growing space and soil nutrients
TomatoSolanum lycopersicumLarge squash vines can overwhelm and shade tomato plants while competing for soil nutrients
Cushaw SquashCucurbita argyrospermaLarge vining squash species compete heavily for garden space and soil nutrients
Uses
Functions
Edible Parts
Common Questions
What zones does Zucchini grow in?
Zucchini grows in USDA hardiness zones 3 through 10.
What are good companion plants for Zucchini?
Good companions for Zucchini include Common Bean, Sunflower, Anise Hyssop, Vetiver Grass, Garden Phlox.
Design guilds with Zucchini and see companion relationships visually.
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