[kermit]

Im pretty sure there are 1 or 2 courgettes (parthenon or something is one I think...)

[Rozzer]

Maybe we should get together someoneorother, as I have lots of males and not many females!

And welcome from me too

[DD.]

Im pretty sure there are 1 or 2 courgettes (parthenon or something is one I think...)

These two from T & M, (just an example), Parthenon - as you stated - and Cavili can set fruit without pollination. That doesn't necessarily mean they are all female though.

http://www.thompson-morgan.com/seeds1/ilist/vegetables-c.html?page=13;

[JayG]

As far as I know the only all-female cucurbits available so far are cucumber varieties rather than courgettes, squashes or pumpkins.

(How to get yourself shot down in flames in one easy lesson!  )

Im pretty sure there are 1 or 2 courgettes (parthenon or something is one I think...)

These two from T & M, (just an example), Parthenon - as you stated - and Cavili can set fruit without pollination. That doesn't necessarily mean they are all female though.

http://www.thompson-morgan.com/seeds1/ilist/vegetables-c.html?page=13;

Phew! Close call! (bullet holes in fuselage and engine misfiring!)   

[mumofstig]

You got away with it on a technicality Jay, but only just 

and there are problems with these new courgettes anyway.....they are not all they are cracked up to be

[kermit]

Phew! Close call! (bullet holes in fuselage and engine misfiring!)   

   I stand by my observation though, that there were no male flowers when my 1st courgette appeared  :blink:

[mdjlucan]

wot tip of fed do you gev them is tomatos fed ok

[realfood]

I have to say that Cavalli is performing the best for me so far this year, and yes they do produce male flowers. But not one has even shown any tendency to drop off.