Some of the Dwarf Plants

TheClaw · June 15, 2009

TheClaw · July 10, 2009

Update from June 23, taken from the other side.

TheClaw · July 10, 2009

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TheClaw · July 10, 2009

Here's another view from the deck with Portulaca in the foreground, dwarf plant in the background.

garnetmoth · July 10, 2009

those are handsome! I hope they are available to buy next year! I tried 1 grow out and didnt have room and we had a brutal summer in TN and mine didnt do well. back in OH now.

Barryblushes · July 11, 2009

Great pics there.Im growing a few dwarfs here but none look that good. What varieties are they anyway?In your cat litter containers,did you make them into mini Earth containers or just plant them and drill holes in the bottoms? Barry

veggie babe · July 12, 2009

great looking toms, keep up the good work.

neva

Barryblushes · July 17, 2009

You post pics, and someone asks a few questions about them.Kinda rude not to reply.

**nctomatoman** · July 17, 2009

Barry, they are part of the Dwarf project - you can go into that area and find the individual posts.

TheClaw · July 17, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barryblushes

Great pics there.Im growing a few dwarfs here but none look that good. What varieties are they anyway?In your cat litter containers,did you make them into mini Earth containers or just plant them and drill holes in the bottoms? Barry

Barry,

I just drilled 5/8 inch holes on the sides around the bottom of each.

Here's a list of the thirty odd plants I started with. I lost two early on and one later in the growing season.

The Sneezy family:

Dwarf Jade Beauty F7
Summertime Gold F7
Summertime Green F7
Dwarf Emerald Giant F6
Dwarf Kelly Green F6
Dwarf Sweet Sue F7
Dwarf Beryl Beauty F6

The Witty family:

Kangaroo Paw Yellow F5
Kangaroo Paw Green F5
Kangaroo Paw Red F5
Kangaroo Paw Brown F5

The Happy family:

Tasmanian Chocolate F5
Sweet Adelaide F6
Sweet Adelaide F5
Langston F4
Boronia F5

The Grumpy family:

Bundaberg Rumball F5

The Dopey family:

Dwarf Russian Swirl F4

The Sleepy family:

Dwarf Rosella Giant F4
Rosella Purple F6
Rosella Crimson F6
Dwarf Rosella Giant F6

The Cheeky family:

Shellby Pink F4
Big Green Dwarf F4

The Dizzy family:

Dizzy F3

The Grizzly family:

Grizzly F3 red

The Tipsy family:

Tipsy F4 Yellow
Tipsy F3 potato leaf Red

The Dreamy Family:

Brindabella F3

The Streaky family:

Streaky #4 F3

Barryblushes · July 18, 2009

Thanks for the info. Barry

June 15, 2009	#1
TheClaw Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Garner, NC Posts: 183	Some of the Dwarf Plants

July 17, 2009	#9
nctomatoman Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Hendersonville, NC zone 7 Posts: 10,385	Barry, they are part of the Dwarf project - you can go into that area and find the individual posts. __________________ Craig

July 10, 2009	#2
TheClaw Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Garner, NC Posts: 183	Update from June 23, taken from the other side.

July 10, 2009	#5
garnetmoth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: cincinnati, oh Posts: 492	those are handsome! I hope they are available to buy next year! I tried 1 grow out and didnt have room and we had a brutal summer in TN and mine didnt do well. back in OH now.

July 11, 2009	#6
Barryblushes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 150	Great pics there.Im growing a few dwarfs here but none look that good. What varieties are they anyway?In your cat litter containers,did you make them into mini Earth containers or just plant them and drill holes in the bottoms? Barry

July 12, 2009	#7
veggie babe Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: east texas Posts: 686	great looking toms, keep up the good work. neva

July 18, 2009	#11
Barryblushes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 150	Thanks for the info. Barry