Short and sweet 2020 - Page 4

KarenO · June 18, 2020

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Originally Posted by jmsieglaff

Great project Karen, if your full sized tomatoes are any indication, I can't wait until you release these! My first microdwarfs are starting to turn today, exciting times!

Thank you! I’m excited about them and hoping the flavour comes across again
KarenO

KarenO · June 18, 2020

The smallest plants in this F4 of the project are starting to set those same little flattened beefsteak shaped fruit again.

All of the gwr stripe and most of the yellow striped
KarenO

Shrinkrap · June 25, 2020

Nice looking fruit. That's a lot of flowers!

NewWestGardener · June 25, 2020

Your plants all look so healthy!

KarenO · June 25, 2020

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Originally Posted by NewWestGardener

Your plants all look so healthy!

Thank you! Super important in my selections.
KarenO

KarenO · June 30, 2020

A few examples of fruit setting on individual plants ranging from 1-2 feet tall. All of the plants will produce fruit larger than cherries.
Lots more photo and video as always on Northern Gardener if you are interested in my various projects in the garden
KarenO

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KarenO · July 3, 2020

Lots of diversity among the fruits. Some examples: plants are 11-24” at this time.
KarenO

Labradors2 · July 3, 2020

Looking fabulous Karen!

I hope that you get some great-tasting and beautiful fruit from these little ones

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Linda

KarenO · July 3, 2020

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Originally Posted by Labradors2

Looking fabulous Karen!

I hope that you get some great-tasting and beautiful fruit from these little ones

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Linda

Thank you Linda, I’m hoping so too out here on my rainy island

KarenO

bower · July 4, 2020

They look awesome, KarenO!

KarenO · July 13, 2020

Almost there. My cool wet weather has delayed things a little but I’m pleased with the plants and there are plenty of fruit on them that will blush any time now.
The plants range in size from 12-20” nice and healthy and all the fruit are larger than cherry size, even in the smaller plants.
The BB little green looks pretty uniform, the larger plants have quite a bit of variation in the fruit which is fun to see.
Ripe fruit soon
KarenO

Yak54 · July 13, 2020

You are AMAZING !

KarenO · July 13, 2020

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Originally Posted by Yak54

You are AMAZING !

Crazy some would say but tomatoes mostly keep me occupied and out of trouble.
Mostly

Karen

Yak54 · July 13, 2020

KarenO----The occupied and out of trouble part is my motto also.

Dan

biscuitridge · July 16, 2020

Looking really good Karen, I'd like to try some once you release them!! I can appreciate all the work that goes into this project, after I tried crossing some cherry tomatoes. Do you use a magnifying glass when you do it?

June 25, 2020	#48
Shrinkrap Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: N. California Posts: 701	Nice looking fruit. That's a lot of flowers!

June 25, 2020	#49
NewWestGardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada Posts: 564	Your plants all look so healthy!

July 3, 2020	#53
Labradors2 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Ontario Posts: 3,894	Looking fabulous Karen! I hope that you get some great-tasting and beautiful fruit from these little ones . Linda

July 4, 2020	#55
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	They look awesome, KarenO!

July 13, 2020	#57
Yak54 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2009 Location: Madison, OH, zone 6 Posts: 470	You are AMAZING !

July 16, 2020	#60
biscuitridge Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: washington Posts: 498	Looking really good Karen, I'd like to try some once you release them!! I can appreciate all the work that goes into this project, after I tried crossing some cherry tomatoes. Do you use a magnifying glass when you do it?