Bonnie Plants Black Beauty Zucchini Live Plant

Thus is my go to brand of zucchini plants. I bout 2 last year and I definitely under estimated the amout of zucchini i would be picking a week. I was able to get more than enough for my family of 6 and definitely had an abundance to share with neighbors and friends. its something i will continue to buy for my gardening endeavors.

I have been buying live plants for my home, vegtable garden and outdoor live flowers for year's from Walmart. I have always had great success with Walmarts live plants and you can't go wrong with their prices either. I would highly recommend all your plants from Walmart!

It's in Amazon shape and color

The plant looked very healthy.

zucchini was great

full, beautiful plants

Probably because it's late in the season, but the health of the plant I received was a bit lower than I'd like. They were quite wilted and yellowed, but it perked right up after being planted for a few days and getting watered well. Overall I'm satisfied with the plant

I received 1 plant which cost $10. it was supposed to be a 6 pack. $10 for 1 plant is absolutely ridiculous!!!

Plant arrived well packaged but, in questionable condition, a clear indication it was bot a healthy plant. The leaves were very light colored some yellow, greenery was sparse and the stems were weak and floppy. For the price I expected healthy plants , grown and delivered from an actual nursery ( not the end of the season 75% off) discount box store seasonal garden! I would not purchase from this seller again. The product looked nothing like the plant displayed in the description. This plant had no established root system so had just been thrown in this pot. I have been trying to keep it alive so it can establish strong enough roots to even allow me to transplant it into my garden. I do not expect it to live at this point bar a miracle and producing fruit is iffy at best with that miracle! I expected a much larger, healthier plant for the price, so I paid the extra knowing it was late season, and seed planting no longer being an option. In hindsight I should have forgone the squash of my own and just purchased the fruit at my local farmers market . Will not make the mistake of thinking this is an actually nursery and purchasing anything from this seller again!