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  • #16
    Many gardeners will give you many answers actiongran! However, the one I've stuck to, which my father-in-law quotes to me every year, is 14 weeks from planting for earlies. I tend to weaken at 12 but I think that much before that you can get a disappointing yeild. The most important time for watering is when the tubers are swelling which would be in the last month (which is why sneaking them out a bit early loses some of your yield!) The thing about flowering can be misleading too. Some varieties tend to put out flower more readily. In my case this year - arran pilot, several are flowering but many more aren't. End of June is my deadline!
    PS - the thornyclods (luvverly word!) were probably the wind and rain - no worries, the plants will be ok.
    Last edited by Flummery; 01-06-2007, 09:00 AM. Reason: to add ps
    Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.

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    • #17
      Happy days. I've just spotted my first courgette.

      Thanks for all your replies.

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