We Need More Tomato Plant Pictures - Page 55

Volvo · June 25, 2020

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Originally Posted by Whwoz

Impressive plants there Volvo, love the size of the trusses

Will save seed when ripe and post my Friend..

mcsee · June 27, 2020

My Winter experiment.

edweather · June 27, 2020

Looks like somebody got an "A" in organizing. Very Nice!

retiree · June 27, 2020

Very neat. Great job.
Neil G.

Volvo · July 7, 2020

Tomatos or other bits n pieces fresh from the Patch doesnt go astray ey

mcsee · July 7, 2020

These are two of my new season babies which I'm growing 2 months early. Winter here has been the coldest for ages, hence the plants are a bit behind, size wise.

Volvo · July 7, 2020

Still hope for my seeds then

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GoDawgs · July 10, 2020

Many of you will recognize these 'Brad's Atomic Grape', one of the three new cherries I'm trying this year. Definitely different in look and taste. And big for a cherry. The flavor is strange though, like no tomato I’ve ever had. Pickles doesn't care for it and I'm still not sure if I do or don't.

I wasn't sure when they were ripe so after biting into a few that weren't, I started giving them a soft squeeze and trying the ones that felt sort of soft. That did the trick.

Rosella, also one of the newbies, is *dynamite* and the search for a favorite cherry tomato will most likely end with her!

GoDawgs · July 24, 2020

Stump Of The World, one new to me this year. We've already had one and really liked the flavor but this one is probably the biggest tomato I've ever grown. 1 lb 3 oz is probably small to a lot of you (and a weenie to a few of you) )but it's the biggest this garden has ever put out!

About the BAGs... I let them ripen more until most the the green was gold with more reddish streaks and they tasted better. Still not sure of it but maybe it's something that grows on you.

JRinPA · July 26, 2020

Very nice. I had Stump put out some big fruit one year. The next year didn't do as well, not much at all. Maybe I try that again next year.

Tomato pics from last week:

Flower set has not been great in this heat. But there are some on there.

And I can still fit through! For now...

These little buggers will make great sauce in a few weeks. They roll right down the mill's throat, no slicing, long shelf life, and are always practically perfect with no blemishes.

Volvo · July 27, 2020

Good sized Fruit but bit scary if one was thinking of Haemeroids ey

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What causes this issue im wandering ??..

Volvo · August 2, 2020

Does this pass ??

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Volvo · August 2, 2020

The Tomatos in the above Pic tasted absolutely awsome , Mindyou the Onions and Steak didnt go amiss either lol..

Koala Doug · August 14, 2020

Here is my latest ripe Dwarf Peppermint Stripes (this one weighs about ten ounces).

Volvo · August 14, 2020

Impressive firm looking Fruit

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June 27, 2020	#813
edweather Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Southeast GA, USDA 9a, HZ9, Sunset Z28 Posts: 392	Looks like somebody got an "A" in organizing. Very Nice! __________________ You'll be surprised what you'll never have to do, if you put it off long enough.

June 27, 2020	#814
retiree Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Ontario Canada Posts: 404	admiration Very neat. Great job. Neil G.

July 7, 2020	#817
Volvo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 289	Still hope for my seeds then .. __________________ Good Better Best Never let It rest Until Your Good Is Better And Your Better Best

July 26, 2020	#820
JRinPA Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: SE PA Posts: 963	Tomato Plant Pictures Reporting For Duty Sir Very nice. I had Stump put out some big fruit one year. The next year didn't do as well, not much at all. Maybe I try that again next year. Tomato pics from last week: Flower set has not been great in this heat. But there are some on there. And I can still fit through! For now... These little buggers will make great sauce in a few weeks. They roll right down the mill's throat, no slicing, long shelf life, and are always practically perfect with no blemishes.

August 2, 2020	#823
Volvo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 289	The Tomatos in the above Pic tasted absolutely awsome , Mindyou the Onions and Steak didnt go amiss either lol.. __________________ Good Better Best Never let It rest Until Your Good Is Better And Your Better Best

July 10, 2020	#818
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	Many of you will recognize these 'Brad's Atomic Grape', one of the three new cherries I'm trying this year. Definitely different in look and taste. And big for a cherry. The flavor is strange though, like no tomato I’ve ever had. Pickles doesn't care for it and I'm still not sure if I do or don't. I wasn't sure when they were ripe so after biting into a few that weren't, I started giving them a soft squeeze and trying the ones that felt sort of soft. That did the trick. Rosella, also one of the newbies, is dynamite and the search for a favorite cherry tomato will most likely end with her!

July 24, 2020	#819
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	Stump Of The World, one new to me this year. We've already had one and really liked the flavor but this one is probably the biggest tomato I've ever grown. 1 lb 3 oz is probably small to a lot of you (and a weenie to a few of you) )but it's the biggest this garden has ever put out! About the BAGs... I let them ripen more until most the the green was gold with more reddish streaks and they tasted better. Still not sure of it but maybe it's something that grows on you.

August 14, 2020	#825
Volvo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 289	Impressive firm looking Fruit .. __________________ Good Better Best Never let It rest Until Your Good Is Better And Your Better Best