Epoch Siberia, and Siberian

creister · February 6, 2007

I saw all of these at Sandhill, but have never grown them before. How are they for growing in small (5 gal) containers? Are any of them dwarfs? What about productivity and taste? (I know they are usually relative to the grower's taste buds and environment).

Tania · February 11, 2007

creister,

I am growing Siberian first time this year, and it does look like a dwarf plant to me so far, so I am sure it'll do just fine in 5 gal container.

Here is a picture of a 2 months old seedling (started Dec 3, fruit set Feb 8, which means it is a super-early type as well)

More pictures (in chronological order) can be found at http://t-garden.homeip.net/2007/tomatoes/Siberian/

If you end up growing Epoch Siberian, I'd love to hear about your experience!

creister · February 12, 2007

That Siberian plant looks good! When I typed the subject, I meant to put a comma between Epoch and Siberia. Unfortunatley, I will have to wait until fall or next year to try them. This year I am trying Patio King and Extreme Bush.

I am also growing New Big Dwarf, Silvery Fir Tree, and Sophie's Choice all of which I grew last year.

February 6, 2007	#1
creister Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Abilene, TX zone 7 Posts: 1,478	Epoch Siberia, and Siberian I saw all of these at Sandhill, but have never grown them before. How are they for growing in small (5 gal) containers? Are any of them dwarfs? What about productivity and taste? (I know they are usually relative to the grower's taste buds and environment).

February 11, 2007	#2
Tania Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anmore, BC, Canada Posts: 3,970	creister, I am growing Siberian first time this year, and it does look like a dwarf plant to me so far, so I am sure it'll do just fine in 5 gal container. Here is a picture of a 2 months old seedling (started Dec 3, fruit set Feb 8, which means it is a super-early type as well) More pictures (in chronological order) can be found at http://t-garden.homeip.net/2007/tomatoes/Siberian/ If you end up growing Epoch Siberian, I'd love to hear about your experience! __________________ Tatiana's TOMATObase

February 12, 2007	#3
creister Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Abilene, TX zone 7 Posts: 1,478	That Siberian plant looks good! When I typed the subject, I meant to put a comma between Epoch and Siberia. Unfortunatley, I will have to wait until fall or next year to try them. This year I am trying Patio King and Extreme Bush. I am also growing New Big Dwarf, Silvery Fir Tree, and Sophie's Choice all of which I grew last year.