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gryffin · April 15, 2018

Hi all:

Thanks for your thoughts. I used to garden in a community plot where I had an abundance of space. Now, I have three 3x6 raised beds and possibly some containers in my yard. I do like this better because I see the plants every morning and evening and can attend to them quickly. I’ve done two years in this space so far, trying some different varieties each year. Last year, I did:

Red Brandywine
Druzba
Jaune Flamme
KBX
Damsel
PBTD
Eva Purple Ball
SOTW - Regular Leaf
Black Cherry
Blush

The last two shared a Gardeners Supply Self Watering planter.

The year before, I had:

Istra
Cowlick’s Brandywine
Brandywine Red
Big Beef
Park’s Whopper
KBX

I do have some seed choices other than what I listed in my first post- for example, I have Maya and Sion's Airdrie Classic, which I might add.

Maybe I should grow nothing but tomatoes this year so I can fit more plants!!

April 15, 2018	#8
gryffin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 229	Hi all: Thanks for your thoughts. I used to garden in a community plot where I had an abundance of space. Now, I have three 3x6 raised beds and possibly some containers in my yard. I do like this better because I see the plants every morning and evening and can attend to them quickly. I’ve done two years in this space so far, trying some different varieties each year. Last year, I did: Red Brandywine Druzba Jaune Flamme KBX Damsel PBTD Eva Purple Ball SOTW - Regular Leaf Black Cherry Blush The last two shared a Gardeners Supply Self Watering planter. The year before, I had: Istra Cowlick’s Brandywine Brandywine Red Big Beef Park’s Whopper KBX I do have some seed choices other than what I listed in my first post- for example, I have Maya and Sion's Airdrie Classic, which I might add. Maybe I should grow nothing but tomatoes this year so I can fit more plants!!