Your one favorite semi-determinate or compact indeterminate?

[Andrey_BY]

An old good German CV Tamina aka Yablonka Rossii aka Jablonka Rossii is very good for such conditions - early, semi-det. 1-1.2m high in GH and 0,4-0,8m outside, looks really nice, prolific and tasty to my buds
See them on photoes below.

EM-Champion is usually under 1m and bred for growing outside in Siberia

[Barb_FL]

How / what are those plants hung/supported? Nice short plants with low tomatoes.

Is that your garden?

[sjamesNorway]

Originally Posted by Andrey_BY

An old good German CV Tamina aka Yablonka Rossii aka Jablonka Rossii is very good for such conditions - early, semi-det. 1-1.2m high in GH and 0,4-0,8m outside, looks really nice, prolific and tasty to my buds
See them on photoes below.

EM-Champion is usually under 1m and bred for growing outside in Siberia

Thanks. Andrey! Sounds good. I'll see where I can find Yablonka Rossii. Tatiana has a separate listing for Tamina as an indeterminate?



Steve

[zipcode]

I thought Tamina was supposed to be the same as Matina. So potato leafed, indeterminate. I grew Matina from Tomatogrowers, and it had really long internodes.

[Andrey_BY]

Before me too thought that Tamina=Matina, but recently I found many reports that they are not the same.

These photoes of Yablonka Rossii (aka Russian Appletree) are from my friends garden.

Originally Posted by zipcode

I thought Tamina was supposed to be the same as Matina. So potato leafed, indeterminate. I grew Matina from Tomatogrowers, and it had really long internodes.