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have had the most amazing harvest from 2 grafted plants "Elegance" I picked the last 15 tomatoes today, just turning yellow. I will definitely have at least a couple of grafted plants next year
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I had a grafted Aubergine last year! It was great! I didnt get one this year as I tried to grow from seed - what a mistaka to makea! I will definately get grafted aubergines and probably peppers next season!
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I've had good results from the Elegance, Conchita and Dasher. They're still going...Our England is a garden, and such gardens are not made
By singing-'Oh how beautiful!" and sitting in the shade,
While better men than we go out and start their working lives
At grubbing weeds from gravel paths with broken dinner-knives. ~ Rudyard KiplingComment
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Most of my toms are still going and none were grafted. Tons of toms this year....
Kenilworth, Blue OSU, PWFB, The stripey Russian ones, Auntie Madge's, Lilliput F1, the 3 blight trial ones [Losetto, Koralik, Red Alert], Costoluto, Amish Paste; and loads more I can't remember.
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my aubs are still going ........fruits not getting so big now but even so the plants still look really healthy and are still flowering .(not grafted
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I had those too, but they didn't do well at all (they did arrive late in the season, to be fair). I don't remember getting more than 3 toms from the whole lotOriginally posted by mrbadexample View PostAll gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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I have grown grafted toms just once the plant was donated by a friend so of an unknown variety.
To be fair looked after properly and fed like a horse it did very well. If I wasn't so tight I would buy others but it is so much cheaper to grow from seed. Maybe even free and I love free.
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