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  • Originally posted by Tomato Head View Post
    I am very excited now as I have my first tomato forming It's not my very first tomato but the ones I already have are on the plants I bought from the garden centre and which already had a few flowers when I bought them. I now have a tomato on one of the plants I have grown from seed which has got me all excited! It's on little Colin too (he's been my favourite since he was a seedling). I can't believe he's old enough to be having tomatoes but they grow up so fast these days
    NOOOOOOOOOOOOO VC NOOOOOOOOOOOO not again

    Potty
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    • I've said nothing Potty - I daren't

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      • I took 3 large green tomatoes off the plant & left them in the porch to ripen 2 weeks ago... Still no colour.

        I think I'm going to have to resort to red paint!
        Choccy


        My favourite animal is steak...

        Life expectancy would grow by leaps and bounds if green vegetables smelled as good as bacon.

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        • I've had quite a few tigerella this week. Absolutely delicious. A few cherry toms as well.

          I'm going on holiday tomorrow for 2 weeks. I have a neighbour looking after them but I am worried about the approx 80 green toms all on the vine.
          Likac66

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          Loving gardening, reading, knitting and crochet.

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          • Things well and truly happening now all of a sudden Tigerella has a good few nearly ready for picking and golden sunrise nearly has a full truss ready. Yippeee

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            • I've got one Oregon Spring in the greenhouse that has 2 trusses of HOOGE tomatoes on and one tomato (it is a family sized serving) is ripening rapidly - we may be able to eat it tonight! The others are tardy - just need the sun to keep doing the "s" word.

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              • Been away from the garden for 10 days (OH looking after things on her own).

                Still not sure about the toms. Anything from outside is a bonus, so I'll ignore them for the moment. In the GH the red alerts, grown to give an early crop are now ripening, so that's a success. The rest though...

                Many of the plants seem to have given up on their first hands, with only one or two toms bigger than a pinhead after several weeks. The newer hands are looking more promising, but they're still only small. Big green plants, not much fruit. I think I'm going to have to use the (organic) feed, which I was hoping to avoid.
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                • One or tow coming in my mothers hot hosue, but very poor yield. My outdoor ones are at about the same stage as mother's cold house - sensible size but very green

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                  • Yay, the 3 tomatoes I took off their plant & left in the porch 3 weeks ago have finally ripened...

                    I think I need to do that to some more because they are all still green on the plants.
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                    Choccy


                    My favourite animal is steak...

                    Life expectancy would grow by leaps and bounds if green vegetables smelled as good as bacon.

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                    • From my Sungold and Tumbler we are now getting more than we can eat. Tomato puree for the winter.

                      The heritage types are still a long way from picking.

                      Colin
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                      • Originally posted by Potstubsdustbins View Post
                        The heritage types are still a long way from picking.
                        Ah, that might be my problem, I only really grow the heritage types.

                        Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.

                        Which one are you and is it how you want to be?

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                        • Alison, when I say a long way, I mean the toms are still very little with no sign of growth at this time.
                          Unless we have a big change in the weather I am looking to late Aug early Sept.

                          I have just remarked to SWMBO with a bit of luck these might come on as the others die off thereby prolonging the season

                          Colin
                          Potty by name Potty by nature.

                          By appointment of VeggieChicken Member of the Nutters club.


                          We hang petty thieves and appoint great ones to public office.

                          Aesop 620BC-560BC

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                          • Q: Why did Mrs. Tomato turn red?
                            A: She saw Mr. Green Pea over the back fence

                            (Maybe we need all our green tomatoes to see this)
                            Choccy


                            My favourite animal is steak...

                            Life expectancy would grow by leaps and bounds if green vegetables smelled as good as bacon.

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                            • So far i have harvested/eaten some Koralik,Early Tanana and Latah.
                              http://petersgarden101.blogspot.co.uk/

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                              • The bottom trusses of mine are ripening now, but they're wooly IYKWIM

                                Not the usual lovely taste I was looking forward to. Perhaps the later trusses will be better.
                                Fingers crossed!

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