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wiggs

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16. Only 8 this year. Weirdly...no diseases so far, and fruits have been quite late in ripening until

Thu Jul 27, 2023, 03:31 PM

Jul 2023

the last 10 days or so. Socal. Now pumping...making panzanella, BLTs, greek salad, marinara, tomato sauce (Hazan's, for gnocchi). Giving lots away. my list:

...Chocolate sprinkles (have 2)

...Blood Moon (have 2. nice new tomato from Boar Farms...not as tasty as Black and Brown Boar or Summer of Love)

...Madame Marmaunde

...Black Plum

...Green Zebra

...Black Sea Man

...a mystery one. Supposed to be Bronze Torch but it's something beefsteak-y.

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Tomato List '23 [View all] Botany Jul 2023 OP

I took the seeds out of a Roma tomato in late April and planted them bucolic_frolic Jul 2023 #1

I have a couple of regular tomatoes doing fine. True Blue American Jul 2023 #2

tomatos do not set in higher temperatures rampartc Jul 2023 #4

Neat trick with hornworms... Think. Again. Jul 2023 #6

+1 rampartc Jul 2023 #9

Fresh seed sprout and grow fast orthoclad Jul 2023 #7

What a nice list, Botany! Diamond_Dog Jul 2023 #3

Mortgage Lifter is a new one to me too. zuul Jul 2023 #12

I can't imagine the heat down where you are. Diamond_Dog Jul 2023 #13

Nice! zuul Jul 2023 #14

Twelve tomatoes, eighteen peppers, all a variety. twodogsbarking Jul 2023 #5

Admirable! Ambitious! Sanity Claws Jul 2023 #8

really? the little peppers are easy to grow in a pot rampartc Jul 2023 #11

Got some of those orthoclad Jul 2023 #10

I sort of couldn't stop this year MissB Jul 2023 #15

Only 8 this year. Weirdly...no diseases so far, and fruits have been quite late in ripening until wiggs Jul 2023 #16