I have tried a couple (few years ago) but I haven't really got anywhere to store them cool. Hmm, piqued my interest now..perhaps I'll have another go Where's VC???
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Originally posted by spamvindaloo View PostThank you. Real seeds are not accepting orders until Saturday now but I'll be ordering some at the weekend (I think that's either my third or fourth order from real seeds so far this year, must stop reading this forum, it's making me buy far too many seeds)
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Am going to try and sit on my hands and not order any....My FIL had loads of cherry tomato plants hanging upside down in the pantry when we were over at Christmas, I was mystified.http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbia
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Originally posted by sparrow100 View PostIt gets sent out with all the mags too - given the sheer variety of tomatoes I find it a bit frustrating. I wrote to Kitchen Garden's editor to ask why Moneymaker was picked and his answer was essentially that he grows it and likes it, plus they can get the bulk seed cheap.K's Garden blog the story of the creation of our garden
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Originally posted by Norfolkgrey View PostUsually 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
Really..?
you have a Tomato called Dancing with Smurfs..???Blogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.com
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Originally posted by Alison View PostActually checked which ones I've sown and it's the following this year:
Amish Paste
Purple Ukraine (large purple vine plum tomato)
Darby Striped (HSL)
French Black
Gardeners' Delight (supersweet Irish)
Kenilworth / King George (HSL)
Maskotka (basket)
Millefleur
Peardrop
Tomate de Colgar (storage tom)
Have various other varieties in the tin but that's enough for this year.
the Tomate de Colgar are especially good as they store really well. Only used the last one a few days ago which had been harvested back in October. Bit thicker skinned than the summer ones but full of taste and much better than supermarket ones.Blogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.com
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Thanks for that.... #I had better investigate what the VSp is then... :-)Blogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.com
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http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...cel_83432.html
Oh and you have to talk nicely to VC or you face the pointy stick
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Originally posted by Norfolkgrey View Posthttp://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...cel_83432.html
Oh and you have to talk nicely to VC or you face the pointy stickBlogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.com
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Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostSounds like I'm the one who needs to prepare.Originally posted by seasprout View PostI will be very very nice to VC, i've printed off a big list of lovelys i want, just need to sort through my spare seeds when I get home and off works PC.
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