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Growing tomatoes outdoors
I don't often grow tomatoes outdoors, but this year I planted out leftovers from the greenhouse, which became massive and hugely productive.
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Gardeners' World Web User
16/10/2010 at 18:38
Last weekend I took all my out door tomato plants out as they all had blight, this weekend I think it is time for the greenouse tomatoes to come out. They are not all ripe yet, but any that do not ripen indoors I throw into a soups.
Gardeners' World Web User
16/10/2010 at 18:39
Incidentally, the greenhouse ones never get blight luckily.
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18/10/2010 at 08:01
I'm sorry to say that having eagerly trialled thevarieties of tomato sold as 'blight resistant', in cluding Ferline, I have yet to find one which shows even a useful degree of resistance. Ferline was useless for me! Generally speaking cherry toms don't seem to get it as badly or as early in my garden.
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06/01/2011 at 16:29
i just planted indoor tomatoes
Gardeners' World Web User
10/01/2011 at 09:57
gardenerbest......and that is THE best way to avoid blight. But I have known the pathogen's spores to enter via an open greenhouse window....and cause infection!!
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13/07/2011 at 14:04
whats happened two years on the trot no tomatoes in the greenhouse not thriving at all about 4 or 5 flowers on the truss and only two trusses in the greenhouse following all the advice on what you should do giving up slowly what should i do
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10/09/2011 at 10:26
Dear Gardeners, I have two large tomato plants in big pots in a sunny part of my garden. I've been tenderley feeding and watering them. Pinching out the little shoots etc as instructed by friends. 'They're very tall, nearly six feet. I thought they were doing really well but they're only just producing their first bunches of tomatoes. Some are full size but all green and the plants still have lots of flowers on them. Please could someone advise what to do? Is it time to give up on these plants.
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28/11/2011 at 18:41
what plants will grow in any type of soil
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