May 10, 2007 | #181 |
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Oh! My Kimberly has set a couple of fruit! SunGold may have as well! There are a few other possibles. Can't wait! Now if I can just keep the disease at bay this year.
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May 11, 2007 | #182 |
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Are you planning on using Daconil? I am further along without any major problems than the past two seasons.. I have sprayed every 7 to 10 days since the plants went in.
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May 11, 2007 | #183 |
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My harvest as of this morning. 79 tomatoes not counting sungold and 51 cukes. Friends and neighbors are especially nice right about now for some reason.
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May 11, 2007 | #184 |
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Is it any wonder? If I was your neighbor, I'd be bringing over a 6-pack to split over lunch
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May 11, 2007 | #186 |
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duajones, you must have gotten a good start. How many plants do you have planted?
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May 11, 2007 | #187 | |
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Azoychka Big Beef Black Krim Brandywine Bush Celebrity Bush Early Girl Cherokee Purple Jet Star New Big Dwarf Sungold Brandywine and Bush Celebrity are the only ones that havent began ripening yet |
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May 11, 2007 | #188 |
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As a matter of fact, yes. I've already sprayed them once with the Daconil. I used it another year and saved some plants from Septoria Leaf Spot. Last year I waited too long and they were just too far gone - too little too late. I'm trying not to make that same mistake this year.
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May 12, 2007 | #189 |
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Which is the most productive looking duajones?
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May 12, 2007 | #190 |
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The Bush Early Girl plants (4 of them) are very productive and although I havent pulled a fruit from the bush Celebrity (1 plant) it has to have 60 or more fruit on it. The Big Beef are also pretty productive as well. And of course Sungold is just a monster, it needs its own zip code, absolutely loaded with fruit. Im still waiting on a sweet one though
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May 13, 2007 | #191 |
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Had my first NBD this morning and while its no cherokee purple, it is still a fantastic tasting tomato.
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May 13, 2007 | #192 |
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My first slicing sized tomato is starting to color up:
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May 13, 2007 | #193 |
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wont be long now, it seems like the first one always takes forever. Pulled my first bush celebrity this morning as well, weighed in at 11.5 oz but most seem to be smaller than that.
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May 14, 2007 | #195 |
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From my experience this pastweek the first few sungolds and sunsugars had a mushyness to them, and were not quite right, no sweet as usual etc and not very juicy. But after those first 4 or 5, they are now tasting right.
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