My first for the season

Medbury Gardens · November 25, 2010

Love this time year when you are really sick of those tasteless red things from the supermarket,so here a couple photos to tease you Northern Hemisphere folk

Rose De Berne

And a tomato that came from the Guernsey island,like to find it's original name.

Bama mater · November 25, 2010

Those stripers look pretty good, hope they taste good. Enjoy

Medbury Gardens · November 26, 2010

Actually it was the Rose De Berne that was the nicest of the two Bama mater.
The Guernsey island was sown a month after Rose De Berne and yet ripened at the same time so its going to be one the earliest sowing next season for sure.

Any like some seed of it??PM me

rainy · November 29, 2010

hello richard long time no see
I havent even got any planted as yet as had an accident with my hand but loving looking at everyones tomatoes

those marters sure look good

Medbury Gardens · November 29, 2010

oh dear sorry to hear about your hand,pity you havnt got some tomatoes in,they'd be loving all the rain you've been having lately.
Here its been the driest and warmest November on record

Ken · November 29, 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Medbury Gardens

Actually it was the Rose De Berne that was the nicest of the two Bama mater.
The Guernsey island was sown a month after Rose De Berne and yet ripened at the same time so its going to be one the earliest sowing next season for sure.

Any like some seed of it??PM me

Sent PM Richard
Ken

Medbury Gardens · December 18, 2010

A few more are coming on now,Rose De Berne a clear winner so far.

tyrupp · December 18, 2010

medbury, how are the Hoy tomatos doing. Can you give me a picture update. Thanks

DanishGardener · December 18, 2010

That's just mean

All I have in my garden right now is snow, snow and more snow..
How is the MP x NAR doing? Have they started to set fruits?

November 25, 2010	#1
Medbury Gardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Medbury, New Zealand Posts: 1,881	My first for the season Love this time year when you are really sick of those tasteless red things from the supermarket,so here a couple photos to tease you Northern Hemisphere folk Rose De Berne And a tomato that came from the Guernsey island,like to find it's original name.

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November 25, 2010	#2
Bama mater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Huntsville, AL Posts: 269	Those stripers look pretty good, hope they taste good. Enjoy

November 26, 2010	#3
Medbury Gardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Medbury, New Zealand Posts: 1,881	Actually it was the Rose De Berne that was the nicest of the two Bama mater. The Guernsey island was sown a month after Rose De Berne and yet ripened at the same time so its going to be one the earliest sowing next season for sure. Any like some seed of it??PM me

November 29, 2010	#4
rainy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: GIPPSLAND Posts: 22	hello richard long time no see I havent even got any planted as yet as had an accident with my hand but loving looking at everyones tomatoes those marters sure look good

December 18, 2010	#7
Medbury Gardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Medbury, New Zealand Posts: 1,881	A few more are coming on now,Rose De Berne a clear winner so far.

December 18, 2010	#8
tyrupp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: kansas Posts: 68	medbury, how are the Hoy tomatos doing. Can you give me a picture update. Thanks

December 18, 2010	#9
DanishGardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Denmark Posts: 328	That's just mean All I have in my garden right now is snow, snow and more snow.. How is the MP x NAR doing? Have they started to set fruits?