Scilly is a new unique squash hybrid (zucchini). The plant is compact, vigorous, with an open growth habit. Produces fruit of attractive cylindrical shape measuring 18–21 cm in length. The fruit has light green skin with white spots and white flesh.
Suitable for spring, summer and, particularly, autumn culture in the open field. The recommended plant density is 9,000 plants per hectare. Due to its resistance to viral diseases, yields highly marketable squashes – something which is impossible when using regular squash varieties.
Intermediate resistance (IR) to Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus (ZYMV) and Watermelon Mosaic Virus (WMV).