PNW tomato season

flying mater · June 13, 2007

Nice garden there kieth. Wish mine looked as nice. I asked on the GW tomato forum and i might as well ask here.

on the south side of my house, I have planted ML, BW, and some others in the ground and a few in containers. However, these plants are very small. they look like I just transplanted them. on the north side of the house in containers, I planted Paul robeson, BB, SFT, Stupic and Lemonboy. But these are twice the size of the south side plants. All plants were planted at the same time, feed, watered and mulched the same. all plants get about the same amount of sun.

Any ideas why the tomatoes on the south side of the house are so much smaller? I'll try to take some pictures tonight and post them. If the rain stops long enough.

Bill

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June 13, 2007	#11
flying mater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Everett, WA Posts: 30	Nice garden there kieth. Wish mine looked as nice. I asked on the GW tomato forum and i might as well ask here. on the south side of my house, I have planted ML, BW, and some others in the ground and a few in containers. However, these plants are very small. they look like I just transplanted them. on the north side of the house in containers, I planted Paul robeson, BB, SFT, Stupic and Lemonboy. But these are twice the size of the south side plants. All plants were planted at the same time, feed, watered and mulched the same. all plants get about the same amount of sun. Any ideas why the tomatoes on the south side of the house are so much smaller? I'll try to take some pictures tonight and post them. If the rain stops long enough. Bill