My babies

discrepancy · June 7, 2010

The Sungold, courtesy of nctomatoman's wife!

- The somewhat pathetic Gold Medal. The white veining is residue left from the garden dust that last night's little storm hadn't managed to wash away. Curling crankily, but no other signs of anything wrong, so I'm leaving it alone for now.

- Red Brandywine, but my camera decided the dirt and mulch was much prettier and focused on that instead

- Cherokee Purple

remy · June 7, 2010

Before you know it, they will be growing like crazy.
Remy

discrepancy · June 8, 2010

I'm hoping! They had a bad start in my garden, and are a little behind, but they're putting out bud stalks like crazy now. Maybe I made it up to them.

geeboss · June 8, 2010

You've plenty of time to set bud and grow fruit this summer and fall in NC. Keep us post with your progress and pictures next month once they nave a chance to stretch their little roots. Looking good

George

discrepancy · June 21, 2010

- Corno di Toro

- Golden Marconi (both peppers perked up after being stuck into containers and moved under a willow tree)

- Sungold, which is merrily producing 98274234 (exact number!) sprays of blooms without dropping them in 95-degree heat

- Two fruit; the larger of the two has been at full size for about a week now

- Cherokee Purple

- Red Brandywine, which appears to be cursed with being photographed either out of focus or in shadow. Notice that knot in the stake? Look at where it was a week ago.

- Gold Medal, or The Tomato Formerly Known As Pathetic

June 7, 2010	#1
discrepancy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: Holly Springs, NC (zone 7b) Posts: 112	My babies - Updated June 21st The Sungold, courtesy of nctomatoman's wife! - The somewhat pathetic Gold Medal. The white veining is residue left from the garden dust that last night's little storm hadn't managed to wash away. Curling crankily, but no other signs of anything wrong, so I'm leaving it alone for now. - Red Brandywine, but my camera decided the dirt and mulch was much prettier and focused on that instead - Cherokee Purple Last edited by discrepancy; June 21, 2010 at 12:45 PM. Reason: Updated downthread on June 21st

June 7, 2010	#2
remy Buffalo-Niagara Tomato TasteFest™ Coordinator Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Z6 WNY Posts: 2,354	Before you know it, they will be growing like crazy. Remy __________________ "I wake to sleep and take my waking slow" -Theodore Roethke Yes, we have a great party for WNY/Ontario tomato growers every year on Grand Island! Owner of The Sample Seed Shop

June 21, 2010	#5
discrepancy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: Holly Springs, NC (zone 7b) Posts: 112	- Corno di Toro - Golden Marconi (both peppers perked up after being stuck into containers and moved under a willow tree) - Sungold, which is merrily producing 98274234 (exact number!) sprays of blooms without dropping them in 95-degree heat - Two fruit; the larger of the two has been at full size for about a week now - Cherokee Purple - Red Brandywine, which appears to be cursed with being photographed either out of focus or in shadow. Notice that knot in the stake? Look at where it was a week ago. - Gold Medal, or The Tomato Formerly Known As Pathetic Last edited by discrepancy; June 21, 2010 at 12:57 PM.

June 8, 2010	#3
discrepancy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: Holly Springs, NC (zone 7b) Posts: 112	I'm hoping! They had a bad start in my garden, and are a little behind, but they're putting out bud stalks like crazy now. Maybe I made it up to them.

June 8, 2010	#4
geeboss Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Fairfax, VA Z7 Posts: 524	You've plenty of time to set bud and grow fruit this summer and fall in NC. Keep us post with your progress and pictures next month once they nave a chance to stretch their little roots. Looking good George