Update on my windowsill dwarf tomatoes

[veggiechicken]

Why not give it a tongue in cheek name! GWR was also God's Wonderful Railway!!

[GardenNinja]

Wow, Poly! That picture makes my mouth water. Are your crosses stable? I'm growing dwarf kelly green from the dwarf tomato project this summer

[poly]

Thank you, I'm afraid not stable yet. Colour is a bit all over the place but height is pretty good on this batch about 15 -18''. I'd prefer 12 - 15'' though.

Dwarf Kelly Green, me too

[GardenNinja]

It would be awesome if you could get great taste in such a small size. I'm so curious about your other ones now. Please post more pics if you can Looking forward to comparing the taste of Kelly green with you!

[poly]

Why not give it a tongue in cheek name! GWR was also God's Wonderful Railway!!

Fab bizarre name

[poly]

These are just starting into flower with a few little fruits set, sown mid November. Two little Micro blues in the front row, the potato leaf is an F3 and I think most of the others are F1's.

[poly]

Two siblings of God's Wonderful Railway. First is a pink, second is the one that looks to be a pale yellow/white.

[veggiechicken]

Love it Poly

[GardenNinja]

Two siblings of God's Wonderful Railway. First is a pink, second is the one that looks to be a pale yellow/white.

Hahaha the name cracks me up! Almost as random as the existing Grandpa's Cock's Plume

Thanks for sharing your pics. They look fantastic

[GardenNinja]

I tasted my first windowsill tomatoes a little over a week ago. They were surprisingly tasty and so much better than the 'luxury' range supermarket toms. The variety is 'orangenie'. Below are some pics

[Peppermint]

I've started some Red Robin seeds (all six through now) and I'd missed this thread! I'm so excited now. Thank you for posting the pictures.

[GardenNinja]

Hi Peppermint, let us know how your Red Robins taste! I had to take my Red Robin outside as there were too many aphids on the plant and it died within a couple of days due to the cold

[Peppermint]

I'll be back when they are a bigger - they are about half an inch high at the moment

[poly]

I tasted my first windowsill tomatoes a little over a week ago. They were surprisingly tasty and so much better than the 'luxury' range supermarket toms. The variety is 'orangenie'. Below are some pics

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Lovely colour, glad they were tasty. What size plant is Orangenie now? Looks nice and compact in your picture.

[GardenNinja]

Hi Poly, the Orangenie has not grown much (about 3-4 cm at most) and is currently 32cm high. I think it's because of the lower light levels and being indoors. The plant has not spread and remains very compact as its leaves grow very closely to the stems. I think this will be my only repeat since it appears to be the most shade tolerant and disease resistant, with being so compact a major bonus. How are your amazing crosses doing??