Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

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[/IMG]Photo taken yesterday. Coming on quite well- the seeds were set in mid-February.The plastic looks a bit tatty, I should have renewed it this year but I was too lazy !

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

Wow, your way ahead of me lol. But I'm not much good with seeds and I prefer to buy the tiny plants. Find the wee Cherry Toms easier to grow too.

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

Excellent Alan

I have ordered a grafted tomato plant to try. I ordered it back in the autumn before I knew I was going on holiday in May when it is due to be delivered so I am hoping it survives in the porch until I return.

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

Looking good Alan... mine are waiting to go out still as we grow them out side here , but as we are so high up I have to wait till may .... but not looking as good as yours

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

Smashing plants Alan. My biggest plant is about 4" so they are nowhere near ready for planting out.
Wish my greenhouse was as tidy as yours mine is choc-o-block with cuttings and seed trays.

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

Janela that's only one side, the other side IS a mess.

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

That's reassuring Alan. (clever photography )

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

Those plants look really fit Alan. I'm growing 3 varieties this year, "Gardener's Delight" cherry tomato, "Cristal" as my main crop and a trial variety from Thompson and Morgan, but what type they are I've no idea as they don't put any information on the packet...

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

Hi Barry, last year I grew a plum tomato but they were lacking in flavour.

Re: Tomato Plants (updated @ post 14)

I find plum tom's taste better cooked than raw ... for making sauces the longer its cooked the better the flavour.