loads of tomatoes

[greendean]

a change of circumstances means i won't be growing any greenhouse crops



tomatoes
harbinger gone
roma vf gone


pepper
summer salad mixed f1
canape
sweet mini red gone

all unopened

sae or flowers to swap

thanks

[lottie dolly]

hi greendean,i would love the roma vf please,if you still have them,would send you a sae,

[SarzWix]

Your Gardener's Delight, Sub-Arctic, and Moneymaker should all do alright outside, and the others will probably do ok if we have a half decent summer... No greenhouse required

[greendean]

thanks for that sarzwix

never even thought if that with living up north

[westlaser]

hi greendean

I would like the peppers and will send a SAE if they are available.

Thanks, Neil

[lynda66]

i have the same varieties of tomatoes they are all going in the garden, get them going early indoors and you should still get a decent crop from all of them

[Alice]

Greendean, I'm a long way north of you and these were my outdoor tomatoes last year.

You could give it a go. Good luck.

[Hazel at the Hill]

What a lovely photograph, Alice - what variety are those?

[Alice]

Red Cherry Hazel. My outdoor toms were great last year in a pretty average summer. Ilde were also great and tigerella did well. Gardeners Delight were a disappointment.
Think I can put a few pics here.
yes, it's Ilde
and Red Cherry & Tigerella not yet ripe.

[Hazel at the Hill]

Lovely - amazing what you can do outside at your latitude with supposed greenhouse crops.

I've struggled with success with tomatoes - I'm thinking of keeping them in pots at home in the courtyard this year - I know that it's not a guarantee against blight, but maybe they'll do better than at the Hill where they've succumbed for the past two years.

I've started them off a little earlier too.

[greendean]

thanks for that alice

had the toms written off but now i feel confudent to give it a try

[greendean]

i even feel confident too!