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I think I maybe able to answer that later this summer , as I gave all bar one away, sorry. Will be interesting to see, I will report back.

Markfield Rover, I'm wondering how you got on growing the Peruvianum tomato. I hadn't fully appreciated how unusual it is. It seems that it's a different species from our usual domesticated tomato and has larger yellow flowers. I think it's relatively unchanged from the wild rather than having been highly selected. I imagine it's quite variable. Did yours turn out at all like this photo?

I was wondering the same! Thanks for asking and good to know 

Mine flowered a little later the first year , caught up thereafter.

Well, better in the ground even now, than rotting away which is what they will do if not planted. We have  planted them as late as this without any major problems.

Is it too late to plant them?  I love in greater London.
Any advice?  The weather looks good for next weekend.

Happy New Year Jeannine. I used to be someone else back in the day and posted a lot, but I thought of you as the heart and soul of A4A

Thanks,MR. Added.

JanG , really appreciate the amount of time this must have taken and how much time it has saved me ! Thank you so much,having sat down to do my bit and you have done it , the only thing I can add is Marigold Lucy's Starburst grows a good two feet plus is quite a looker and a good filler plant . Annual.
Happy sowing everyone!

Happy new year Jeannine , all to play for! Good to hear from you.