My tomatoes for 2008

chuckker2000 · April 25, 2008

Hi I am chuck Kisor in El Dorado Hills Ca.
I have planted the following tomatoes for this year.
1 Red Goliath
2 Cherokee Purple
2 Black from tula
1 Mortgage Lifter
1 Caspian pink
All but the caspian pink are new this year so i am just hopeing I have a good crop.
Thanks.
Chuck Kisor.

annecros · April 25, 2008

Hey Chuck! Good looking plants. I sincerely wish you all the best with them, and it is always good to see new faces. (the noobie sez)

Some great varieties - should be a nice season for you.

chuckker2000 · April 25, 2008

Thanks annecros.
They were started from seed and i sure hope they doo well in my area.

annecros · April 26, 2008

Is this your first time starting from seed? It is really a wonderful experience. Everyone should do it at least once.

chuckker2000 · April 29, 2008

I have been growing from seed for about 5 years now and have had pretty good luck with them, i started saving one tomato per plant for seed and just leave it on the plant until the end of the season, then dry it for seed.

April 25, 2008	#2
annecros Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: West Park, FL Posts: 219	Hey Chuck! Good looking plants. I sincerely wish you all the best with them, and it is always good to see new faces. (the noobie sez) Some great varieties - should be a nice season for you.

April 25, 2008	#3
chuckker2000 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: El Dorado Hills California Posts: 14	Thanks annecros. They were started from seed and i sure hope they doo well in my area.

April 26, 2008	#4
annecros Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: West Park, FL Posts: 219	Is this your first time starting from seed? It is really a wonderful experience. Everyone should do it at least once.

April 29, 2008	#5
chuckker2000 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: El Dorado Hills California Posts: 14	I have been growing from seed for about 5 years now and have had pretty good luck with them, i started saving one tomato per plant for seed and just leave it on the plant until the end of the season, then dry it for seed.