Last year I grew a 'normal' green courgette (no variety named on the
label) bought as a seedling from a garden centre. It produced just about
enough courgettes for our needs. This year I tried a yellow one (again,
no name on the label) on the grounds that they had no green ones, and a
yellow one might be pretty. It is, but it's producing very few
courgettes -- lots of flowers, most on long stalks (male?) and
relatively few flowers on short stalks that thicken to form courgettes.
It seems happy enough in itself, lots of dark green leaves heading out
towards the path and the big, wide world, just isn't producing many
courgettes. Do yellow ones normally produce fewer fruit, or have I been
unlucky?

regards
sarah

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Waist deep, neck deep
We'll be drowning before too long
We're neck deep in the Big Muddy
And the damned fools keep yelling to push on