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First Tomato Bed |
I have 17 tomato plants in the ground:
- 1 Matt's Wild Cherry (plant sale)
- 4 San Marzanos (plant sale)
- 1 Cherokee Purple (plant sale)
- 4 Big Boys (Mother Earth Gardens)
- 4 San Marzanos (Mother Earth Gardens)
- 2 Mountain Fresh (Mother Earth Gardens)
- 1 Red Zebra (Mother Earth Gardens)
I have attached stock pictures for reference - we'll see if ours look the same!
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Second Tomato Bed |
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Matt's Wild Cherry |
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San Marzano |
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Cherokee Purple |
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Big Boy |
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Mountain Fresh |
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Red Zebra |
I also have 4 tomatoes in pots on the patio from our first planting this winter in the greenhouse, one of each:
- Heirloom Tall Vine Moskvich
- Hybrid, Red Grape
- Heirloom Tall Vine Brandywine
- Heirloom Tall Vine Debarao
I'm not sure which one is which, but I do know that the second one from the right is the grape plant because I have baby tomatoes growing! They are still green, but they are growing and there are ton of flowers on all four of the plants. I can't wait for our first tomatoes!
Tomorrow, we'll talk peppers.
We too have lots of flowers and a few small tomatoes on the plants at the farm. They are taking a bit of a beating from the wind and storm and I need to figure out a better way to stabilize the cages but am hopeful they will do well.
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