25 cent tomato plants

piegirl · May 30, 2010

Driving in this certain area of the city of the city, I've seen this odd place that has plants. Well, on my way home from work today, I stopped.

Real odd fellow, but he had a good selection of plants, regularly 50 cents but today they were 25 cents. I bought:

Raad Red
Chocolate cherry
John Baer
Momotaro

Can anyone tell me the growth habits of these (except Choco cherry) - I have 5 spaces left. I usually compare to Jet Star. He said Raad was maybe a patio type but a quick search didn't mention that.

Piegirl

BigdaddyJ · May 30, 2010

Momotaro is excellent! Indet. 3-6 OZ. Beautiful looking tomatoes. Number one in Japan. Sweet.

danwigz · May 30, 2010

Ack, its a good thing I didn't hear about the Momotaro earlier, I would have had to find a place for another tomato!

Sorry to muddle the post, had to comment

Dan

PS I forced myself not to by a Japanese Trifle this year, now I have 2 Japanese tomatoes I need to grow next year lol)

May 30, 2010	#1
piegirl Tomatovillian™ Honoree Join Date: May 2006 Location: Lincoln, NE Posts: 791	25 cent tomato plants Driving in this certain area of the city of the city, I've seen this odd place that has plants. Well, on my way home from work today, I stopped. Real odd fellow, but he had a good selection of plants, regularly 50 cents but today they were 25 cents. I bought: Raad Red Chocolate cherry John Baer Momotaro Can anyone tell me the growth habits of these (except Choco cherry) - I have 5 spaces left. I usually compare to Jet Star. He said Raad was maybe a patio type but a quick search didn't mention that. Piegirl

May 30, 2010	#2
BigdaddyJ Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Zone7 Delaware Posts: 399	Momotaro is excellent! Indet. 3-6 OZ. Beautiful looking tomatoes. Number one in Japan. Sweet. __________________ Farmer at Heart

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May 30, 2010	#3
danwigz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 150	Ack, its a good thing I didn't hear about the Momotaro earlier, I would have had to find a place for another tomato! Sorry to muddle the post, had to comment Dan PS I forced myself not to by a Japanese Trifle this year, now I have 2 Japanese tomatoes I need to grow next year lol)