determinate tomatoes - Page 2

taboule · August 6, 2013

I've grown Marglobe too and it behaved like an indeterminate to me (some folks call it semi-determinate.) It reached over 8ft tall and produced until the first frost.

Keger · August 7, 2013

I do BHN 444 and Tasti Lee. I put them about 30" apart and let them bunch up, no staking caging pruning and so on. They all pop about the same time so its pretty efficient . When they ripen, get ready to go crazy for about 10 days, then its done. I pull them and put in Purple Hull peas. Helps make great tomato dirt for next goround.

Errol · August 7, 2013

thanks dpurdy, that is some useful information and I will be sure and save this in my folder. thank you again and everyone's help, advise and information.

August 6, 2013	#16
taboule Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: MA Posts: 903	I've grown Marglobe too and it behaved like an indeterminate to me (some folks call it semi-determinate.) It reached over 8ft tall and produced until the first frost.

August 7, 2013	#17
Keger Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Richmond, TX Posts: 327	I do BHN 444 and Tasti Lee. I put them about 30" apart and let them bunch up, no staking caging pruning and so on. They all pop about the same time so its pretty efficient . When they ripen, get ready to go crazy for about 10 days, then its done. I pull them and put in Purple Hull peas. Helps make great tomato dirt for next goround.

August 7, 2013	#18
Errol Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: beech grove, tn Posts: 45	thanks dpurdy, that is some useful information and I will be sure and save this in my folder. thank you again and everyone's help, advise and information.