kaczercat

Hey guys, Who else has started planting theirs already?

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Matt

Richard

So far only 12 varieties (about 200 plants) for market sales. I haven't set any aside for myself.

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Dangermouse01

Left to right.
Key Lime (not tomato), Yellow Pear tomato, Mallika mango (white pot), Ichiban eggplant (blue bucket), San Marzano tomato, Lemon Zest mango (black container), Moby Grape tomato, Grand Nain banana, Hansel eggplant (blue bucket).
I should start getting tomatoes off the San Marzano in a week or two, it's pretty loaded.
Got another bed in the yard with other tomatoes, but that's not spectacular looking at the moment. One of my dogs decided to dig up 6 of the 8 plants while they were out this morning before I left for work. But I suspected something was up when only one was ready to come in, so I went out and managed to find 5 and bring them inside before I left, rather than let them sit uprooted in the sun all day until I got home. Re-planted them this afternoon when I got home.
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Blake09

Mine are putting out their first real leaf, so maybe by their 4th leaf I will put them outside.

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A banana plant in the autumn gale -
I listen to the dripping of rain
Into a basin at night.
~ Basho Matsuo (1644- 1694)

nannerfunboi

my heirlooms are doing great..yea !!
i have 2 flats.. 72 cels..but some have a couple plants
that came up.
they are starting their 3rd true leaves now..about 2 1/2" tall
i'll probably transplant into 4" indivual pots when they get 4+"
then into gal pots mid may..
i even took them out in full sun yesterday..it was near 80F
whew..this is one weird spring..for utah..
but guess most of the country is getting weird weather..
good luck to ya all

sunfish

Volunteer purple tomatillo

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Giant Green and an heirloom

kaczercat

Wow fastest tomatoes to sprout, took 4 days amazing!

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venturabananas

I used a heat mat and most came up in 4 days, too. I'm sure it would have taken longer without it.

I have fruit setting on the Snow White I planted a couple of weeks ago, and flowers on Lime Green Salad and Sungold.

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alias

I have some tomatoes indoors ready to be planted in May.
Here is climate very crazy, today was like 17C, and tomorrow there is frost outside. But not here where I am

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Scuba_Dave

I have my seeds sprouting in about 5 days with my new indoor greenhouse
I was using a 50w lite bulb for heat at 1st
But with temps 90 & 80 recently I no longer need it
Sunny days the sunroom goes up to 80, and that's where I setup the greenhouse
I started the 1st batch of seeds in Mid-Feb

nannerfunboi

funnzies sunfish!!
have to share with other tomato friends..LOL
my flats of heirlooms are doing great..
i probably should transplant to 4"pots..but knowing me
LOL i'll put it off for a week..
they are starting their 4th true leaves now..almost 4" tall
nice thick stems,dark colour.. YEA !!
i bought new T-8 fixtures/lamps this yr.. heavy duty ones
so hope i'll get several yrs out of them..and my electric bill
hasnt jumped that much.. YEA !!
i know you cali guys and gals have your maters in already..
sigh..yea..jealous..
i wont put mine in for awhile still.. we'll see if this "global warming"
shows here in utah..
it has been really warm spring though..

laserlight

I found those Brandywine tomatos everybody was posting about last year. =) I'm growing Brandywine, Beefmaster hybrid and large fruit Red Cherry tomatos. we have a house now and not a apartment so I can grow them all summer this time no more moving.
I'm growing peppers and okra and onions and garlics too.

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nannerfunboi

yea lazer !! nothing like having some ground to
just plant something..
took tomatoes out yesterday for some natural light
they were out there singing the whole time..LOL
were "suppose" to have 80F temps for several days
this is so not spring like..but im not complaining..
so out go all the tropicals..and tomatoes..
if we have weather like this extended days..im going to
have to transplant them soon.. sigh..LOL
time to get my helpers going again.. i have some neighbor
kids that help me with gardening..so i dont end up hating
gardening by sept..LOL

momoese

I'm still pulling up volunteer Sungold plants from my side garden 2 years later! Strong willed little guys!

Dalmatiansoap

No Sungold for me but anybody tried these:

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alias

I've tried this 'grappolo' tomatoes, and I've had over 50 kg in whole summer. Woohoo!
U to ubrajam volosko srce

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sunfish

Third year volunteer Brandywine.

harveyc

We had late frosts this year, with frost on 4/5, 4/6, and 4/7. Most of my tomatoes went into the ground on 4/7 and I have 277 tomato plants in the ground now. I've got a separate thread for them since I wanted to keep a thread devoted just to my son's and my large project this year.

We recently turned cool again but the next several days should warm back up into the 80s.

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