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How many tomato plants are you growing and what varieties
I live in a house with a relatively big garden, just to scared to get going really! Love my lawn, especially in summer when it's not soggy but really want to grow veg! No good at decision making!
Grow your veg in pots, then you can move them around if you decide you don't like them where they are. That's what I do with a lot of mine
A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP. - Leonard Nimoy
Shirley
I can fit 10 on the sitting room windowsill and I have 4 on the kitchen windowsill.
3 are going to go in the greenhouse at my friend's.
17 Shirley.
Sungold
I'll sow 6 but probably end up with more as I usually plant some sideshoots. 4 in the cold frame, some in the open soil.
?8 Sungold.
Belle
Big beefsteak variety, too big for the house so will go in the greenhouse.
1 Belle
Roma
Plum variety I haven't grown before. 1 for the greenhouse and 1 in the open ground
2 Roma
Sweet Aperitif
Not grown this before. 1 for the greenhouse and 1 for the open ground
2 Sweet Aperitif
Garden Pearl
Bush variety I haven't grown before, said to do well in pots. Going to try 3 in a chiligrow planter outdoors
3 Garden Pearl
Totem
Bush variety which fruits early. I think I have 4 seeds left. Not quite sure where I am putting these at the moment.
?4 Totem
Balconi red and Balconi yellow
Dwarf bush plants grown as an experiment. 2 of each currently in grow light garden. Will fit onto random windowsills or something.
4 Balconi
That adds up to about 41, although I suspect I may end up with more from random sideshoots I can't bear to throw away....
A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP. - Leonard Nimoy
I've got Black Krim, Black Cherry, Tigrella and another one who's name suddenly eludes me growing at the moment - 10 plant of each. I'm also going to sow garden Perl and Currant Sweet Pea to put into the upside down things and pots and baskets.
Original plan was for two plants of each of the four to go into a greenhouse.
�I have not failed 1,000 times. I have successfully discovered 1,000 ways to NOT make a light bulb."
― Thomas A. Edison
�Negative results are just what I want. They�re just as valuable to me as positive results. I can never find the thing that does the job best until I find the ones that don�t.�
― Thomas A. Edison
I thought I'd gone over the top with 12 varieties but clearly I'm quite normal compared to some of you lot
Sungold
Golden sunrise
Yellow pear
Tigerella
Banana legs
Cream sausage
Gold roma
Nimbus
Marmande
Pineapple
Indigo blue
Mille fleur
From that list I've only grown Sungold before. I'll probably only keep one plant of each variety but maybe an extra Sungold because they are very nice. Spare plants will be given to friends and family
Posted on an iPad so apologies for any randomly auto-corrected gobbledegook
Would be nice to have space to grow hundreds,I don't have a greenhouse so it's all planted outside,in the ground & in pots. I also give a few to family & friends. This year I'm growing;
10 x Essex wonder
12 x gardeners delight
14 x moneymaker
15 x red tumbling Tom
6 x sweet million (2 were sown feb 2nd & are looking good,fed them yesterday with some m1racle grow plant food)
Usually I grow around six varieties this year I think there is around 20. I will have a couple of plants of each and spares go to my Dad. Varieties include:-
Mortgage Lifter (viability testing)
Cheetham's Potato Leaf (viability testing)
Golden Queen (viability testing)
Atkin's Stuffing Tomato (viability testing)
black icicle
black cherry
northern delight
mariannas peace
lucky leprechaun
Anna Russian
Blue OSU
True Black Brandywine
Charlie Chaplin
German Orange Strawberry
Pantano
Peter Glazebrook's Giant Tomato
Rutgers
Striped Roman
Sub Artic Plenty
Sweet Baby
Tondino Di Barletta
Garden Peach
Dancing with Smurfs
Ok maybe there are a few more than 20 varieties but they have to grow as yet
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