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Planting tomatoes

Started by gardening-gal, March 30, 2008, 18:22:51

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gardening-gal

 Every year we grow tomatoes in pots and they never seem to do that brilliantly.
  I was wondering about planting some tomatoes down on the allotment in the ground my only concern is it is quite exposed to the wind, do you think they will be okay if I stake them well.

gardening-gal


5rod

hi 5rod here
last year i grow toms in my allotment .(very windy)
so i made a wind break out of industry cling firm.
just put 2 canes in ground and wrap round a few
time.work very well(could use plastic sheets)

Rhubarb Thrasher

our allotment is exposed too and toms do fine. You just have a bigger chance of blight if it's one of those years, like last year, and if you don't go to the allotment every few days, you'll have lots of big side-shoots to deal with

Robert_Brenchley

You need very early varieties, and they're susceptible to blight. I get it every year, usually in late summer or the beginning of autumn when the crop is finishing anyway.

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