
Ambassador F1
10 Seeds per packet
Uniform sized courgettes
An outstanding hybrid courgette with a high yield and beautiful, dark green fruits. This popular variety is quick maturing and takes only 50 days to reach maturity.
Grows delightfully large marrows packed with flavour and ready for stuffing!
Cucurbita pepo
70 Days
Half-Hardy Annual
Hybrid (F1)
Height Up To 45cm (18in) Spread Up To 90cm (35in)
Half-Hardy Annual
Kitchen Garden
Full Sun
[70 days] This bushy marrow variety is best known for its large fruits, which are perfect for stuffing and baking. A prolific producer, just 1-2 plants will produce plenty of traditional, dark-green marrows with lighter stripes. Easy to grow with high yields, this variety has bulkier fruit and drier flesh than the classic courgette.
Unlike the trailing version, this Long green Marrow is compact and bushy, so if you’re short on garden space but like your marrows, this is the one to choose.
Pick when young and tender.
Height: 45cm (18”) Spread: 90cm (35”)
What temperature is best to germinate Long Green Bush marrow? Marrows like warm weather when germinating. Best sown from mid-April onwards.
What is eating my Long Green Bush fruits? Snails and slugs are the usual pests that will attack your young seedlings. You can protect your young plants by cutting top bottom off of a large squash bottle and place it over the plants to protect them from bugs and insects.
How often should you water Long Green Bush plants? Once your marrow plants are established and growing at a fast rate you should be able to water them once a week. Make sure to avoid wetting your plant and only the soil surrounding it.
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