Zapotec fruit set - Page 2

Jonathan_E · August 23, 2007

That's "eighty-eight" for Wenatchee, not 8

dice · August 24, 2007

"In fact, I suspect that the average high temperature in July
in Port Townsend (72) might be better for tomatoes than that
in Wenatchee (88)."

Could be. I bet Wenatchee had a lot more ripe tomatoes
this year, though (assuming that they were still alive
after that week of near-record high temperatures;
when it was 95F here, it was probably 105F there).

Orcas:

http://www.orcanetwork.org/habitat/latimespcbs.html

Jonathan_E · September 14, 2007

Well, Zapotec came through pretty well in spite of the late fruit-set. Not a terribly great tomato, though, at least not mine. Just OK.

August 24, 2007	#17
dice Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: PNW Posts: 4,743	"In fact, I suspect that the average high temperature in July in Port Townsend (72) might be better for tomatoes than that in Wenatchee (88)." Could be. I bet Wenatchee had a lot more ripe tomatoes this year, though (assuming that they were still alive after that week of near-record high temperatures; when it was 95F here, it was probably 105F there). Orcas: http://www.orcanetwork.org/habitat/latimespcbs.html __________________ -- alias

August 23, 2007	#16
Jonathan_E Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 111	That's "eighty-eight" for Wenatchee, not 8

September 14, 2007	#18
Jonathan_E Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 111	Well, Zapotec came through pretty well in spite of the late fruit-set. Not a terribly great tomato, though, at least not mine. Just OK.