2018 garden

platar · July 20, 2018

Hi there from small town in Slovenia.
Since I havent posted much since I joined I decided to show my setup for this season.
I have planted tomatoes at home outside in the garden under the cover and inside in 6m x 4m covered greenhouse. I have also 20tomatoes planted at our place in the hills about 700m above the sea level. There they have little protection no roof and almost no watering so they have to care for themselves almost all the time. I visit them once a week or when i find the time.
So here are a few pics from beginning till now:
Outside the garden in early may

inside the greenhouse at the same time

And in the country also mid may

And about a month later:

I`ll add new pictures about the progress tommorow because it is friday evening here and I think I deserved myself a beer or twoo

Stay tuned...

Labradors2 · July 20, 2018

Very nice setup. What varieties are you growing?

Linda

Salsacharley · July 20, 2018

Gorgeous and lush plants! Beautiful countryside from what you show. Thank you for sharing.

bower · July 20, 2018

Lovely garden and greenhouse!

Looks like you'll have a good tomato year!

platar · July 21, 2018

Thank you!
We have a very rainy season this year but tomatoes are doing very good especially in the greenhouse, because the temperatures are lover. Last years when it was very hot above 35°C in the shade they were literally cooking inside. I have many varieties from all over the place.
Volovsko srce (Oxheart) Novosadski Jabučar and one no name variety from our part of the Europe.
Then I have a lot of black varieties:Black Bear, Black Plum, Black Krim Japanese Black Trifele there are also bicolors like Red Zebra some yellow and orange ones Goldfisch and Amish Paste, as also Zapotec, Nepal and Hezhou from around the world.
I got also dwarf varieties: Rosella Purple, Danko, Perth Pride, Bison and Budenovka and a few cherry ones: Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues, Sweetie and Sprite.
I like them all and I like to have many colors.
Here are some more pics:
A local variety produces very large tomatoes the large ones are well over 1 kg (2,2Oz)

Budenovka this one surprised me as a semi determinate it has grown very big

Dwarfs-Rosella Purple and Perth Pride

And from the country side

This one is from last year...

And today it is time to make some sauce

they were picked yesterday in the greenhouse. I`m glad because they ripen so well with no cracks and green shoulders.

Nan_PA_6b · July 21, 2018

Beautiful gardens and beautiful tomatoes!

Nan

rhoder551 · July 21, 2018

Very nice! Thanks for sharing...

wildcat62 · July 21, 2018

Great looking boxes.

AuntJane21 · July 22, 2018

The wooden structure for tomatoes is perfect, I'm thinking about somesing similar.

Al@NC · July 22, 2018

Very Nice!

taboule · July 25, 2018

Absolutely beautiful, all around. I love the greenhouse, the wooden trellises, the view on the tall mountain in the background...

The netting is to protect from birds? Although it is open on the bottom?

What variety are the pretty yellow oblong shaped ones?

bower · July 25, 2018

+1 That mountain view is stunning, and the tomatoes are looking just wonderful!!

What a treat when the weather is not too hot and not too cold for tomatoes.

platar · July 26, 2018

Ty all!

Yes the climate at our place is very tolerant for tomatoes and other vegetables. We are 46 degres above equator and we have a mediterranian climate. About one hour to the Sea and about one nad a half to our highest mountains.
@Taboule
The yellow tomatoes are Goldfisch variety, very productive and have a nice true tomato flavour, ideal for colouring the salads.
The netting is not for birds, it is more against hail storms which might occur. I dont want to lose the crop after a lot of work involved.

SQWIBB · July 26, 2018

Quite impressive, beautiful tomatoes and gorgeous view

platar · July 28, 2018

Picked today from the greenhouse and outside the garden.Bigest lot of the season.

This pale yellow Zapotec surprised me it should be pink. All the others from the same seed stock were, last and this season. I`ll save the seed to see if it will be the same.

The season is at its peak in the greenhouse. I started cutting the tops to force ripennig, two to three weeks and they will slowly finish.
Tomorrow I`ll visit our place in the country, there are starting to ripen too.
Till then a few more pics

July 20, 2018	#1
platar Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2014 Location: slovenia Posts: 18	2018 garden Hi there from small town in Slovenia. Since I havent posted much since I joined I decided to show my setup for this season. I have planted tomatoes at home outside in the garden under the cover and inside in 6m x 4m covered greenhouse. I have also 20tomatoes planted at our place in the hills about 700m above the sea level. There they have little protection no roof and almost no watering so they have to care for themselves almost all the time. I visit them once a week or when i find the time. So here are a few pics from beginning till now: Outside the garden in early may inside the greenhouse at the same time And in the country also mid may And about a month later: I`ll add new pictures about the progress tommorow because it is friday evening here and I think I deserved myself a beer or twoo Stay tuned...

July 21, 2018	#5
platar Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2014 Location: slovenia Posts: 18	Thank you! We have a very rainy season this year but tomatoes are doing very good especially in the greenhouse, because the temperatures are lover. Last years when it was very hot above 35°C in the shade they were literally cooking inside. I have many varieties from all over the place. Volovsko srce (Oxheart) Novosadski Jabučar and one no name variety from our part of the Europe. Then I have a lot of black varieties:Black Bear, Black Plum, Black Krim Japanese Black Trifele there are also bicolors like Red Zebra some yellow and orange ones Goldfisch and Amish Paste, as also Zapotec, Nepal and Hezhou from around the world. I got also dwarf varieties: Rosella Purple, Danko, Perth Pride, Bison and Budenovka and a few cherry ones: Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues, Sweetie and Sprite. I like them all and I like to have many colors. Here are some more pics: A local variety produces very large tomatoes the large ones are well over 1 kg (2,2Oz) Budenovka this one surprised me as a semi determinate it has grown very big Dwarfs-Rosella Purple and Perth Pride And from the country side This one is from last year... And today it is time to make some sauce they were picked yesterday in the greenhouse. I`m glad because they ripen so well with no cracks and green shoulders. Last edited by platar; July 21, 2018 at 06:05 AM.

July 21, 2018	#8
wildcat62 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2014 Location: Zone 6 Northern Kentucky Posts: 1,094	Great looking boxes. __________________ Mark

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July 20, 2018	#2
Labradors2 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Ontario Posts: 3,896	Very nice setup. What varieties are you growing? Linda

July 20, 2018	#3
Salsacharley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: New Mexico Posts: 2,052	Gorgeous and lush plants! Beautiful countryside from what you show. Thank you for sharing.

July 20, 2018	#4
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	Lovely garden and greenhouse! Looks like you'll have a good tomato year!

July 21, 2018	#6
Nan_PA_6b Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 3,194	Beautiful gardens and beautiful tomatoes! Nan

July 21, 2018	#7
rhoder551 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: SF Bay Area Posts: 219	Very nice! Thanks for sharing...

July 22, 2018	#9
AuntJane21 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Czech Republic Posts: 88	The wooden structure for tomatoes is perfect, I'm thinking about somesing similar.

July 22, 2018	#10
Al@NC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Vernon, BC Posts: 720	Very Nice!

July 25, 2018	#11
taboule Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: MA Posts: 903	Absolutely beautiful, all around. I love the greenhouse, the wooden trellises, the view on the tall mountain in the background... The netting is to protect from birds? Although it is open on the bottom? What variety are the pretty yellow oblong shaped ones?

July 26, 2018	#13
platar Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2014 Location: slovenia Posts: 18	Ty all! Yes the climate at our place is very tolerant for tomatoes and other vegetables. We are 46 degres above equator and we have a mediterranian climate. About one hour to the Sea and about one nad a half to our highest mountains. @Taboule The yellow tomatoes are Goldfisch variety, very productive and have a nice true tomato flavour, ideal for colouring the salads. The netting is not for birds, it is more against hail storms which might occur. I dont want to lose the crop after a lot of work involved.

July 26, 2018	#14
SQWIBB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Philly 7A Posts: 739	Quite impressive, beautiful tomatoes and gorgeous view

July 28, 2018	#15
platar Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2014 Location: slovenia Posts: 18	Picked today from the greenhouse and outside the garden.Bigest lot of the season. This pale yellow Zapotec surprised me it should be pink. All the others from the same seed stock were, last and this season. I`ll save the seed to see if it will be the same. The season is at its peak in the greenhouse. I started cutting the tops to force ripennig, two to three weeks and they will slowly finish. Tomorrow I`ll visit our place in the country, there are starting to ripen too. Till then a few more pics