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Garden Manager:
Thanks to Ruud - Re Sungella toms.
"Hot potato" - Do give it a go. If you have somewhere light and warm to keep them until the last frost in your area, you can certainly try them on your lottie. Not sure how you'd get around the hardening off of the plants before planting out, but I suppose if you kept them in a cooler place just before planting this would be ok. Planting site should have plenty of compost added before hand. Water in well after planting. Good luck!
I wish i could grow all of mine directly in the ground, I just dont have the space in the plottie to do it. I have tried a few in the ground in the past and the plants cropped well. Most of them though have to be grown in large pots against a sunny fence.
ina:
Hi Doris Pinks. Why don't you try the blight resistant ones? They came along just as I was giving up growing tomatoes on the lottie after getting blight every time and they did well.
Doris_Pinks:
I haven't seen them Ina, will keep my eyes open.thanks! :-)
ina:
Just google Ferline tomatoes
Captain_Blood:
Ferline toms at www.thompson-morgan.com
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