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Old March 6, 2017   #1
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Default Show(off) your first flowers/baby tomatoes of 2017

Sun Gold planted mid Feb. Sun Gold may not have a great pedigree, but you cannot fail with this plant.
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Wow !, SpookyShoe.
That is so wonderful to see actual tomato growing in the garden, in TX, this time of the year.
I have planted 12 pioneers so far. It will be weeks to see some of them flower.

BTW: This is a nice thread. After showing (off) seedlings/plant comes flowers and fruits.
My plants . no flowers yet.
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What varieties are they?
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What varieties are they?
Those 8 in the picture are one of each :
Brandy Boy, Brandywine Sudduth, Ananas Noire, Hibilly, Mortgage Lifter, Brown Heart , mystery Black, and Big Rainbow.

Those are some of my favorites. I have back ups of them just in case I lose them.
The seeds were started on 1/19/17. that is almost 7 weeks ago.
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Lime green salad is going nuts it looks like one giant bud
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My Dwarfs are the first to set tomatoes. Here's a picture of Dwarf Wild Spudleaf. First Blooms on my indys go to Sgt Pepper's and Matsu Express.

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This is cherokee green this tomato for me pumps them out. It produces more tornadoes than any other plant with Prudence purple coming in second. And for me the taste is off the charts sweet and a little spicy you just can't beat it
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This one is a cross between Cherokee green and Earl Fox it was the first flower on all my plans and it's a big flower
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Lime salad plant looks evil.
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Cheryl, how large is the pot you have the dwarf in? How tall will the dwarf grow?

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Its a 5 gallon pickle bucket. I'm expecting it to be one of the bigger dwarfs-maybe 5 feet or so.
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Default Better Boy 3-11-17

A great hybrid in my opinion.
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Indoor dwarf multiflora cherries. Experimental seed from Dan F. Just about to break colour I think (hope)
Should be black cherries but I don't care what colour they are, can't wait to taste one!
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Cherokee Carbon F1 first truss at nine weeks two days
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Old March 18, 2017   #15
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decherdt, I'm trying Cherokee Carbon for the first time this year. Your plant looks great!
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