Baby Tomatoes in Nov

Delerium · November 4, 2013

I am totally amazed to have tomatoes this time of year. And the plants so far have not minded the cooler night temps. It's always exciting to see the first set of tomatoes every time you grow your tomatoes from seed. I grew these plants for my little grafting project but glad to see they are producing some tomatoes for me also.

aclum · November 5, 2013

Hi Delerium,

Looking good! After a bit of a breather in Sept and October, it is fun to have tomatoes ripening in the garden again.

Wondering if you were planning to try and overwinter any of your rootstock plants. I've got a couple of 105's (tiny seedlings right now) I'm going to try to keep alive during the winter - would be a first for me.

Anne

Delerium · November 5, 2013

Oh yeah I am going to try carry over some of these plants for the first planting. 2nd planting will be Wintersown tomatoes (trudi's method). 3rd planting will probably be around June (grafted) and maybe a 4th planting for year end harvest.

November 5, 2013	#2
aclum Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Merced, CA Posts: 832	Hi Delerium, Looking good! After a bit of a breather in Sept and October, it is fun to have tomatoes ripening in the garden again. Wondering if you were planning to try and overwinter any of your rootstock plants. I've got a couple of 105's (tiny seedlings right now) I'm going to try to keep alive during the winter - would be a first for me. Anne

November 5, 2013	#3
Delerium Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: California Posts: 942	Oh yeah I am going to try carry over some of these plants for the first planting. 2nd planting will be Wintersown tomatoes (trudi's method). 3rd planting will probably be around June (grafted) and maybe a 4th planting for year end harvest.