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Banadoura · November 2, 2017

We were very lucky to have gone through somewhat a second summer with excellent temps all through September. In fact, I only removed the plants a couple of weeks ago.

So I was lucky enough to get another batch of tomatoes in the second half of September. In October, I harvested the green left overs that had a chance to blush and called it a season. I still have a couple of garden tomatoes blushing to be eaten this week, a first ever at this time!

Jaune Flammee just kept going in substantial numbers until the very end, a shame the taste was not there so it was in vain.

Rebel Yell wins the biggest tomato for the season at 1 lb.

Lindy's Little Krim was a good one.

Returning next year (100%) will be LLK and GGWT, the rest will most likely be new varieties to test. Come January I'll start putting the seeds together and gear up to the 2018 season

November 2, 2017	#87
Banadoura Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2016 Location: Laval, Quebec - Zone 5B Posts: 144	The End We were very lucky to have gone through somewhat a second summer with excellent temps all through September. In fact, I only removed the plants a couple of weeks ago. So I was lucky enough to get another batch of tomatoes in the second half of September. In October, I harvested the green left overs that had a chance to blush and called it a season. I still have a couple of garden tomatoes blushing to be eaten this week, a first ever at this time! Jaune Flammee just kept going in substantial numbers until the very end, a shame the taste was not there so it was in vain. Rebel Yell wins the biggest tomato for the season at 1 lb. Lindy's Little Krim was a good one. Returning next year (100%) will be LLK and GGWT, the rest will most likely be new varieties to test. Come January I'll start putting the seeds together and gear up to the 2018 season Last edited by Banadoura; November 2, 2017 at 01:32 PM.