Babysitting Tomatoes

GoDawgs · March 9, 2020

When it's been raining I've been playing with a couple of dwarf cherry tomatoes that have entirely different characteristics. The one on the left is Whipper Snapper (of UK origin) which is from the Carolyn collection via Farmer Shawn. It’s tall and thin but blooming. The one on the right is Red Robin which has been around a long time and is so stocky. It has set one tomato but the other flower buds don't seem to want to open. Because the nights have been pretty chilly I've been toting them out to the porch during the day and back into the house at night. Babysitting tomatoes.

March 9, 2020	#1
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	Babysitting Tomatoes When it's been raining I've been playing with a couple of dwarf cherry tomatoes that have entirely different characteristics. The one on the left is Whipper Snapper (of UK origin) which is from the Carolyn collection via Farmer Shawn. It’s tall and thin but blooming. The one on the right is Red Robin which has been around a long time and is so stocky. It has set one tomato but the other flower buds don't seem to want to open. Because the nights have been pretty chilly I've been toting them out to the porch during the day and back into the house at night. Babysitting tomatoes.