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where to get courgette plants Dublin

souter · 2007-05-23 10:05:01

Hi, I've got a space in the garden where I fancy some courgettes (or squashes). Seeing as it's getting on in the season, is there anywhere Dublin northside or central selling these at the moment (Middletons didn't have them last week). Ta

23-05-2007 10:05AM

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souter

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Hi, I've got a space in the garden where I fancy some courgettes (or squashes). Seeing as it's getting on in the season, is there anywhere Dublin northside or central selling these at the moment (Middletons didn't have them last week).
Ta

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#2 23-05-2007 10:37AM

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Why don't you just sow a seed (put 2 in to make sure and pull out the weaker one later on). At this time of year the plant you grow from seed will reach the size of a shop bought one in 2-3 weeks and may end up being a more productive plant due to not transplanting it. Courgettes, pumpkins etc are about the easiest things you can grow.

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#3 24-05-2007 07:57AM

souter

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just need to learn a little patience

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