What does Anna Russian like? - Page 2

supergirl · July 15, 2006

I had two Annas last year. Mine were both fairly stingy as well, so I don't have any great tips. To be honest, I thought I'd killed one, and I put it in the side yard instead of just throwing it out, and it came back to life. However, it didn't get as much sun as it would have liked, and I didn't get much fruit as a result. I think I got maybe 8-10 fruit from the other, but that one was also a very large plant in a probably not large enough container.

Adenn1 · July 15, 2006

Sorry for the big pics...tried re-sizing these and did not seem to work at Photobucket...

These are my first ripe tomatoes...Anna Russian transplant placed in container on May 13...so not too bad. Rest are rippening and should be ready in the next week...hope to have a BLT with it today...hope I still have some good bacon left in freezer!

Sherry_AK · July 15, 2006

They look great! I hope mine (all 3 of them!) turn out as well. My tomatoes are still very, very small.

feldon30 · July 15, 2006

I think that's a fantastic picture size.

Oh, and a good-looking tomato too.

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July 15, 2006	#16
supergirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Palo Alto, CA Posts: 107	I had two Annas last year. Mine were both fairly stingy as well, so I don't have any great tips. To be honest, I thought I'd killed one, and I put it in the side yard instead of just throwing it out, and it came back to life. However, it didn't get as much sun as it would have liked, and I didn't get much fruit as a result. I think I got maybe 8-10 fruit from the other, but that one was also a very large plant in a probably not large enough container.

July 15, 2006	#17
Adenn1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Philly Posts: 559	Sorry for the big pics...tried re-sizing these and did not seem to work at Photobucket... These are my first ripe tomatoes...Anna Russian transplant placed in container on May 13...so not too bad. Rest are rippening and should be ready in the next week...hope to have a BLT with it today...hope I still have some good bacon left in freezer!

July 15, 2006	#18
Sherry_AK Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Alaska Zone 3/4 Posts: 1,857	They look great! I hope mine (all 3 of them!) turn out as well. My tomatoes are still very, very small.