Dwarf Moscow in a container - Page 2

bonekittyslug · June 2, 2006

Thanks for the update, Michael.

You have definately made me put Moscow on 2007 grow list. May even try indoors over winter this year. Should work. We shall see.

Unfortunately, it did not make it to the 2006 grow list--me stupid again!

**mdvpc** · June 2, 2006

Mark-good growing, I will post again if it produces fruit from my cut back plant.

Goddessemer6 · June 2, 2006

Glad to hear about it staying super small. A second flush, huh? Is it an indeterminate?

**mdvpc** · June 2, 2006

Rose-I dont know much about Moscow, got it from Glenn in NZ-its indeterminate. This is not the normal Moscow, but some other variety-its not the Moscow from the USA.

Trudi · June 2, 2006

is an adorable little chubber-wubbers of a plant. So cute. It's strudy and plump and not more than knee high. It's like a Fat Albert plant, lol. It's really, as a decorative plant, very attractive. I grew it again this year and am growing it in a container instead of the ground. Why not--it's small enough to be fine for a large patio planter.

Moscow Leaf Scan
http://www.wintersown.org/wseo1/Moscow.html

Glenn 50 · June 6, 2006

Hi folk.
Hi Trudi, Michael
Glad you like Moscow. It's foliage is wonderful. I grew 30 plants in a row amongst my other toms. Planted 18 inches apart on weedmat. No care and perfect tomatoes except for the squashed ones where I had put my big clodhoppers.
Trudi you are so right. This is a perfect tom for the old and frail. Ideal in a container or in the flower garden.

June 2, 2006	#16
bonekittyslug Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: SW VA Zone 6b-7a Posts: 176	Thanks for the update, Michael. You have definately made me put Moscow on 2007 grow list. May even try indoors over winter this year. Should work. We shall see. Unfortunately, it did not make it to the 2006 grow list--me stupid again! __________________ More Harvest, Mark The life of a cat...Sleep 'til you're hungry...Eat 'til you're tired! Spay or neuter your best friend!!

June 2, 2006	#17
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Mark-good growing, I will post again if it produces fruit from my cut back plant. __________________ Michael

June 2, 2006	#18
Goddessemer6 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NV zone9a Posts: 134	Glad to hear about it staying super small. A second flush, huh? Is it an indeterminate? __________________ ~Rose The beauty of being human is the ability to choose compassion over cruelty!

June 2, 2006	#19
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Rose-I dont know much about Moscow, got it from Glenn in NZ-its indeterminate. This is not the normal Moscow, but some other variety-its not the Moscow from the USA. __________________ Michael

June 2, 2006	#20
Trudi Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: East Meadow, Long Island Posts: 139	My Moscow is an adorable little chubber-wubbers of a plant. So cute. It's strudy and plump and not more than knee high. It's like a Fat Albert plant, lol. It's really, as a decorative plant, very attractive. I grew it again this year and am growing it in a container instead of the ground. Why not--it's small enough to be fine for a large patio planter. Moscow Leaf Scan http://www.wintersown.org/wseo1/Moscow.html __________________ When Hell freezes over the Devil will Winter Sow.

June 6, 2006	#21
Glenn 50 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: New Zealand Posts: 224	Hi folk. Hi Trudi, Michael Glad you like Moscow. It's foliage is wonderful. I grew 30 plants in a row amongst my other toms. Planted 18 inches apart on weedmat. No care and perfect tomatoes except for the squashed ones where I had put my big clodhoppers. Trudi you are so right. This is a perfect tom for the old and frail. Ideal in a container or in the flower garden.

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