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  1. EJ

    EJ Allotmenteer Extraordinaire

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    I like seeing this sort of piccy.
    I have never had this occur here in that sort of courgette before.
    It is always amazing to see. Great foto and great harvest.
     
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    I have had it before with tomatoes also Sjoerd. A form of fasciation or bud damage I wonder?
     
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    I believe fasciation.
    It is always fun to see whether it be plants or veg or fruit.
     
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