I have OP Spaghetti Squash. Attached the only photo I have of them, bottom picture. Early in the season, did not take photos of ripe fruit. Each plant yielded about 7 squash between 18"-24" x 6" seeds harvested only from the largest of fruit. Will trade for cow tit tomato :) Please let me know, LC

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I was just reviewing the literature and it says that Bells of Ireland need both cold stratification and light to germinate so this does create some extra challenges. I surface sowed Bells of Ireland on March 5 and I got some germination but not nearly as high a percentage as I planted. I think many of my seeds washed away or got covered too deeply in some heavy rains we had. I think Thinman's idea of protecting them with row cover is a good one. I'm going to sow a second planting a little later and I think I'll see if I can get the seeds to begin germination indoors and then plant them out when I see a radicle appear. (I've got the next batch of seeds in a damp container in the fridge now.)

Bells of Ireland are said to not take kindly to transplanting. I've successfully moved quite a few of them when they were an inch or so high, but yours might be too big. If you go after the smaller ones and get a big deep bunch of dirt without disturbing the roots much, you may be OK. Good luck.