Marrow Growing Forum
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Subject: Marrow, or zucchini....
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719.5 Pounder |
North Of The Border
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What is the difference for the largest? I have read that a courgette becomes a zuchini, and then a zucchini becomes a marrow as it gets bigger. What is the actual difference When talking about giants?
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6/22/2020 4:21:01 PM
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Dutch Brad |
Netherlands
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17. Marrow – Cucurbita pepo For competition purposes, the following distinctions are made between marrows and zucchini (syn. courgette): A marrow is grown on a vining plant, a zucchini on a bush type plant without vines. A marrow generally has rough skin while a zucchini generally has smooth skin. A marrow is generally quite uniform in thickness while a zucchini tends to taper out towards the blossom end. Specific rules: a. The vine must be trimmed within 2.5 centimetres (1 inch) of the stem. b. Marrows may be green with green or yellow striping or completely yellowish-white. No orange colouring is accepted.
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6/23/2020 2:58:50 AM
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719.5 Pounder |
North Of The Border
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Oh, okay, that makes sense, thanks!
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6/26/2020 7:42:15 AM
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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My 'bush marrow' will get dq'd!!!
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7/29/2020 12:54:22 PM
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