yesterday's piccy of some of my toms

Started by tonybloke, April 28, 2008, 18:50:17

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tonybloke

here's a few of my tomatoes, Gardeners Delight, Marmande, and Whippersnapper, in a mini greenhouse, inside unheated greenhouse
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You couldn't make it up!

tonybloke

You couldn't make it up!

RosieMcPosie

proud owner of a lottie since August 2007!

manicscousers

they look great, tonybloke, where to next?  ;D

cambourne7

looking good mine are only about a 1/3 of this  :'(

tonybloke

Quote from: manicscousers on April 28, 2008, 18:58:07
they look great, tonybloke, where to next?  ;D
unheated but well insulated greenhouse at the allotment is next, then the marmande are destined for the outdoor life! all the whippersnapper are destined for baskets and windowboxes, I'll give progress reports!
rgds, tony
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tim

Feed back? Yes please!! Not just from you but, as said last year, did all these earlies survive - & where? - & do better than the norm - in what??

We all want to know how currently precocious plants outstrip our 3" ones. And if you're in the Channel Islands!!

lorna

Green with envy, mine are only 2/3" high

posie

Mine too! Have you got superstrength tomato growing magic food over there or what?!  ;)
What I lack in ability and experience, I make up for in sheer enthusiasm!!!

Uncle Joshua


tonybloke

seeds sown 1st march,heated propagator, watered with seaweed solution, pricked out on 7th march,into 2" pots in small platic greenhouse inside my 8ft x 6 ft unheated greenhouse @ home. potted on into3" on 9th april,  fed with seaweed on 19th, no magic involved!
rgds, tony
I live 1 mile inland, gorleston-on-sea, norfolk
You couldn't make it up!

davyw1

Quote from: tim on April 28, 2008, 19:21:49
Feed back? Yes please!! Not just from you but, as said last year, did all these earlies survive - & where? - & do better than the norm - in what??

We all want to know how currently precocious plants outstrip our 3" ones. And if you're in the Channel Islands!!


Very good idea TIM it would be intresting to se how we do in various parts of the country
I live in the North East and right on the coast

These were set away at the begining of March in a heated propergator. Pricked out at about 1" high into 4" square pots into potting compost  then put into the tubs yesterday. No feed at all. They are in my own mixture of manure and grow bag.



When you wake up on a morning say "good morning world" and be grateful

DAVY

tim

US Gardeners' Delight & Rosada - sown in prop 15 March. Grown on on base heat.

'Twas 38F last night!!

calendula

ooh heck, I've only just sown mine and in an unheated g/h at that  :(

I'm in Saddleworth (W. Yorks) - still wet and quite cold and windy, night temps a bit dodgy as well but I don't think I'm doing anything different this year from previous years

tim

Geriatric!!  Here they are.


shirlton

Mine are looking good but can't post a pic till Dan gives my cheque time to bounce or not.
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