PNW tomato season

velikipop · August 1, 2007

Tania,

Lots of fruit but few are ripe or starting. So far only the small grow out from Tumbler has ripe fruit and a few Sungold. Grub's green has about six to seven small tomatoes on top of the plant and that is it. It is the strangest plant that I have.

Many of my large beefsteaks, some close to a pound have black spots on them. I suspect it is early blight and did remove them. I hope the other fruit does not get effected otherwise this season will be a huge dissapointment.

The most resistant so far are Milka's, Rhodes' Heirloom, Kosovo and a few others. Ashleigh is a pleasant surprise. A huge plant with lots of medium to large round tomatoes.

Peppers have recovered I just hope we can get some fruit before it gets too cold.

Alex

August 1, 2007	#11
velikipop Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Langley, BC Posts: 768	Tania, Lots of fruit but few are ripe or starting. So far only the small grow out from Tumbler has ripe fruit and a few Sungold. Grub's green has about six to seven small tomatoes on top of the plant and that is it. It is the strangest plant that I have. Many of my large beefsteaks, some close to a pound have black spots on them. I suspect it is early blight and did remove them. I hope the other fruit does not get effected otherwise this season will be a huge dissapointment. The most resistant so far are Milka's, Rhodes' Heirloom, Kosovo and a few others. Ashleigh is a pleasant surprise. A huge plant with lots of medium to large round tomatoes. Peppers have recovered I just hope we can get some fruit before it gets too cold. Alex __________________ I'll plant and I'll harvest what the earth brings forth The hammer's on the table, the pitchfork's on the shelf Bob Dylan