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  • #16
    I am growing ailsa craig, black russian and roma , plus a sungold, tigerella and cream sausage and black cherry (so far )
    the first 5 are going really welll, the others are still seedlings at mo.

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    • #17
      Suprised no one's mentioned "Gardeners Delight" or are they "out of fashion" with all the heritage varieties around.

      There's also a super sweet GD from Real Seeds here:

      Vegetable Seeds : Vine Tomato Seed
      Jiving on down to the beach to see the blue and the gray, seems to be all and it's rosy-it's a beautiful day!

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      • #18
        Originally posted by hydrogardener3 View Post
        I will be growing Moneymaker and Sweet Cluster this year, which are supposed to be greenhouse varieties. The photo was taken two weeks ago and they are starting to flower already. Perhaps I will have toms in early June this year.

        How many Mice live in your greenhouse then?
        Jiving on down to the beach to see the blue and the gray, seems to be all and it's rosy-it's a beautiful day!

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        • #19
          Originally posted by King Carrot View Post
          How many Mice live in your greenhouse then?
          I have never seen any mice, or droppings, in the greenhouse in all the years I have had it. There are rubber seals around the doors and they are closed every night. If you are referring to the self watering containers in front of the plants, they work fantastically for small plants. Two dollars each, and they will maintain a plant for several days with no bother. Which makes me wonder why you would make such a dumb comment.
          No occupation is so delightful to me as the culture of the earth, no culture comparable to that of the garden. But though an old man, I am but a young gardener. - Thomas Jeffereson


          http://hydroponicworkshop.blogspot.com/

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          • #20
            Originally posted by King Carrot View Post
            How many Mice live in your greenhouse then?
            I have never seen any mice, or droppings, in the greenhouse in all the years I have had it. There are rubber seals around the doors and they are closed every night. Which makes me wonder why you would make such a dumb comment.
            No occupation is so delightful to me as the culture of the earth, no culture comparable to that of the garden. But though an old man, I am but a young gardener. - Thomas Jeffereson


            http://hydroponicworkshop.blogspot.com/

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            • #21
              it's a joke, you have all the pots off the floor....

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              • #22
                Another vote for sungold. sunbelle lovely too. Also growing gardeners delight,red cherry, green zebra ,romana and garden pearl (due to the free seeds!)
                This from the girl that didn't like tomatoes until recently!!
                Gardening forever, housework whenever!

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                • #23
                  I grew two Sungold last year, this year I'm growing at least four, possibly six if I can fit them in. Fabulous flavour. I'm hoping that by growing so many, some may make it outside the GH, as normally they are eaten like sweeties whilst pottering and watering.

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                  • #24
                    Sungold, definitely!

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by hydrogardener3 View Post
                      I will be growing Moneymaker and Sweet Cluster this year, which are supposed to be greenhouse varieties. The photo was taken two weeks ago and they are starting to flower already. Perhaps I will have toms in early June this year.

                      Quality set up hydro...Im impressed

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                      • #26
                        That's a very neat setup Hydro. You refer to dollars. Whereabouts are you (just being nosey!!)
                        I assume your name refers to your preferred method of growing?
                        Do you grow other veg this way. If you have any helpful tips (available to us in England) for easy/holiday watering I am sure it would be much appreciated.

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