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Mr Fothergill's Marrow Long Green Bush Vegetable Seeds

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Mr Fothergill's Marrow Long Green Bush vegetable seeds let you grow your own bush marrows at home, producing dark green fruits with creamy stripes and a drier, bulkier flesh than zucchini. The compact bush habit suits garden beds and larger pots.

  • Brand: Mr Fothergill's Seeds
  • Type: Marrow Long Green Bush vegetable seeds
  • Habit: Bush
  • Fruit: Dark green with creamy stripes

Sow into a sunny, well-prepared bed and cut the marrows regularly to keep the plant cropping. The firm, dry flesh holds its shape well, making this variety a good choice for stuffing, baking or boiling through the warmer months.

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Mr Fothergill's Marrow Long Green Bush Vegetable Seeds produce bulkier fruit with a drier flesh than zucchini, making them a great choice for home gardens. The plants grow dark green fruits with creamy stripes on a compact bush.

  • Bulkier fruit with drier flesh than zucchini
  • Dark green fruits with creamy stripes
  • Ideal for stuffing, baking or boiling
  • Regular cutting helps maximise yield
  • Bush habit suits garden beds

Questions & Answers

What does Marrow Long Green Bush grow?

It grows long, dark green marrows with creamy stripes on a compact bush plant.

How are marrows different from zucchini?

Marrows are bulkier with a drier flesh than zucchini, which makes them well suited to stuffing and baking.

Does this variety need a lot of space?

It has a bush habit rather than a sprawling vine, so it is more contained than trailing marrow types.

How do I keep the plant producing?

Cutting the fruit regularly encourages the plant to keep setting new marrows for a longer harvest.

What's the best way to cook these marrows?

Their firm, dry flesh holds together well for stuffing, baking or boiling.

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