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[jemlestomates]

i pruned two main stems of the plant outside and one main stem in the greenhouse.
I usually don't cut back foliage (only if they are sick).
(sorry for my english)

"Dancing with Smurfs" in the greenhouse


"Seattle's Woolly Blue Mammoth" (I only saved the seeds from this plant)

Thank you Jemlestomates. I like your tomato plants very much.

[antichevarieta]

Ciao Tom,

I am growing heirloom tomatoes in Parma, Italy.
Will definitely be buying tomato and potato seeds for next year.

I thought you would be pleased to know that in the land where tomatoes are RED, your green zebra is very popular.

[maf]

A couple of tomatoes from New World Seeds and Tubers.

Chadds Ford:

Chadds Ford.jpg

Healthy Colors F2:

Healthy Colors1.jpg Healthy Colors2.jpg

Originally Posted by maf

A couple of tomatoes from New World Seeds and Tubers.

Chadds Ford:
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Very nice Maf. How productive was your Chadds Ford.

[maf]

Originally Posted by WillysWoodPile

How productive was your Chadds Ford.

I would say it was only moderately productive, it seemed later to flower than many varieties, and we did not have a very warm summer this year. It was slightly later to be planted out though, and I only grew one plant so wouldn't want to read too much into the productivity until I have grown some more next year. How productive were yours?

[clara]

jemlestomates, elles sont vraiment de petites merveilles, vos tomates! J'adore vos photos!

Thank you very much for posting these pics and thank you, Tom, for breeding these wonderful looking tomatoes! I hope to grow some of these next season. clara

[jemlestomates]

thanks Clara
I took some photos in the greenhouse yesterday
on the left : "Green Lantern's Lights" and on the right : "Pansy Ap"

i really love the colors of the "Pansy Ap"

[Simone]

Originally Posted by clara

jemlestomates, elles sont vraiment de petites merveilles, vos tomates! J'adore vos photos!

Thank you very much for posting these pics and thank you, Tom, for breeding these wonderful looking tomatoes! I hope to grow some of these next season. clara

Hello,
reading French brings me to hate picking Latin in school.
I ´am considering if i try some of these new sorts either. Does someone of you know when they will be available?

Simone

Originally Posted by maf

I would say it was only moderately productive, it seemed later to flower than many varieties, and we did not have a very warm summer this year. It was slightly later to be planted out though, and I only grew one plant so wouldn't want to read too much into the productivity until I have grown some more next year. How productive were yours?

I started mine too early [in February], hence they never were on a "normal" plane of grading. But they did produce the very first ripe fruits: Even before Sibirskiy Skorospelyi, but there were only about a dozen and I only got 4 of them. I think the others "disappeared" [maybe the drunk neighbor that drives by on his four-wheeler every day.] In any case, I don't think that me giving any statistics about mine, other than good flavor, will be of any use.
--- Next year I will grow them According to Hoyle. I'll see if I can drum up my pictures.

[clara]

Simone, Latin AND French should have been the option! (says an old Latin teacher who has studied French as well, but who has forgotten a lot of French).

jemlestomates, more wonderful pics! In which region of France do you live? I live in a small town near Cologne. clara

[maf]

Originally Posted by WillysWoodPile

any statistics about mine, other than good flavor

The flavour was excellent here too, one of the best blacks I have tasted.

[Bama mater]

Blue Streak from this years harvest. I found it to be a good producer and the taste was pretty good.

Tom,

What generation is Gold Keeper? F-3, F-4?

Terry

[Indyartist]

Here are some Suyta Vilquina potatoes I grew from TPS this year. They were unfortunately grown in a container which I believe reduced their yield but the are still quite interesting.