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marvy · December 21, 2011

Hi Tatiana

Hope you are well, such a pretty name, must be of eastern european origin perhaps, lets say Ukraine no?
Thank you for your comments, it's not really special actually, just a starter, now that I have a knack for growing things I would like to pursue this even more so, I started some tomatoes and chillies about 12 days ago and have a sprouter, which now, are under the lights. I would like to get some more heirlooms, but it gets a little confusing with all the varieties. Your knowlwedge and experience would be most appreciated, being a grower here in Canada. Your recomendation as to type of tomato, which would work, for our climate would be great, before I make a purchase blunder. Please note, that the tomato that has sprouted is a greenhouse type, these fellows get to about 8-9' tall, and are very prolific, I haven't a clue as to what they are, but did come from the chillie seed factory in the UK, called them, no answer. Can't complain, for they have been a great producer.

December 21, 2011	#5
marvy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: canada Posts: 17	Hi Tatiana Hope you are well, such a pretty name, must be of eastern european origin perhaps, lets say Ukraine no? Thank you for your comments, it's not really special actually, just a starter, now that I have a knack for growing things I would like to pursue this even more so, I started some tomatoes and chillies about 12 days ago and have a sprouter, which now, are under the lights. I would like to get some more heirlooms, but it gets a little confusing with all the varieties. Your knowlwedge and experience would be most appreciated, being a grower here in Canada. Your recomendation as to type of tomato, which would work, for our climate would be great, before I make a purchase blunder. Please note, that the tomato that has sprouted is a greenhouse type, these fellows get to about 8-9' tall, and are very prolific, I haven't a clue as to what they are, but did come from the chillie seed factory in the UK, called them, no answer. Can't complain, for they have been a great producer.