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Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 3/21/2012, 7:14 am
I had to do it! The weather has been so good that I started my tomatoes a few weeks early!
There really are seeds in there - these are my tomato pots 1 day after planting. Sad, I know, but I am SO ready to start gardening!
GG
There really are seeds in there - these are my tomato pots 1 day after planting. Sad, I know, but I am SO ready to start gardening!
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
walshevak 3/21/2012, 7:34 am
I really like your signature. Got a real chuckle.
Kay
Kay
A WEED IS A FLOWER GROWING IN THE WRONG PLACE
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 3/27/2012, 8:37 pm
1st Tuesday after planting:
2nd Tuesday after planting:
The only variety (out of 10) that does not have at least 1 sprout is the White Bush (and the peppers, of course, but they are NOTORIOUSLY slow).
GG
2nd Tuesday after planting:
The only variety (out of 10) that does not have at least 1 sprout is the White Bush (and the peppers, of course, but they are NOTORIOUSLY slow).
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
GWN 3/27/2012, 8:42 pm
It is cool that your camera lists the date that the picture was taken, makes for less stuff to keep track of.
Pepper ARE so slow....
My problem is that I also planted eggplant and they really look similar at this stage, although I can keep most things separate..
Eggplant is about as slow as peppers.... I think
It is TIME TO GARDEN
Pepper ARE so slow....
My problem is that I also planted eggplant and they really look similar at this stage, although I can keep most things separate..
Eggplant is about as slow as peppers.... I think
It is TIME TO GARDEN
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 3/27/2012, 10:04 pm
GWN wrote:My problem is that I also planted eggplant and they really look similar at this stage, although I can keep most things separate..
It is TIME TO GARDEN
I can't keep ANYTHING separate without tags, labels, or sticky notes! Every strip has a knife or fork in it to tell me what variety it is!
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
RoOsTeR 3/27/2012, 10:05 pm
I'm on day 8 and seeing nothin 
My basement is a bit chilly @ 60°
My basement is a bit chilly @ 60°
I am my gardens worst enemy.
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
The Cat's Other Mother 3/27/2012, 10:20 pm
What a great use for plastic forks! I'll have to try that! I have a bad habit of not using labels and having to wait and see what grows! 
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
GWN 3/27/2012, 10:32 pm
I am going to save my plastic forks from now on..... what a great idea
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
GWN 3/27/2012, 10:33 pm
Try putting them on top of the hot water tank, thats what i doI'm on day 8 and seeing nothin My basement is a bit chilly @ 60°
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
yolos 3/28/2012, 12:25 am
I started my tomato seedlings (6 varieties) on 3/23. I planted them in soil blocks. This is the first time I have ever tried starting tomatoes from seed. I usually just buy transplants but I have had so many diseases attack my tomatoes in the past that I wanted to make sure I was not bringing any diseases in with the transplants. So I decided to start my own from seeds. All varieties have at least one soil block sprouting except Early Girl. Brandywine was the first to sprout and everyone of them that were planted have sprouted.
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 3/28/2012, 7:30 am
RoOsTeR wrote:I'm on day 8 and seeing nothin
Mine are in the basement as well, but it is probably closer to 65°, plus the lights being in a relatively enclosed space heated it up a bit. I know they don't need the light for germination, but I had Hubby turn it on for a few hours a day just to give them some heat. My heating pad is still being used for my back!
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
RoOsTeR 3/28/2012, 7:36 am
Lol. Maybe it helped to talk about it 
I had one stretchin his legs this mornin
and that's a terrible pic.
I had one stretchin his legs this mornin and that's a terrible pic.
I am my gardens worst enemy.
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 3/28/2012, 7:39 am
RoOsTeR wrote:...and that's a terrible pic.
ANY garden pic is a great pic!
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
RoOsTeR 3/28/2012, 7:48 am
Thanks GG 
I'll be in SD all next week Down in the Hot Springs/Olrichs area.
I'll be in SD all next week
Down in the Hot Springs/Olrichs area.I am my gardens worst enemy.
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 3/28/2012, 8:27 am
RoOsTeR wrote:Thanks GG
I'll be in SD all next week
For you and me that's the Tropics! Hopefully not all for work - have some fun there!
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
curio 3/28/2012, 8:30 am
yolos wrote:I started my tomato seedlings (6 varieties) on 3/23. I planted them in soil blocks. This is the first time I have ever tried starting tomatoes from seed. I usually just buy transplants but I have had so many diseases attack my tomatoes in the past that I wanted to make sure I was not bringing any diseases in with the transplants. So I decided to start my own from seeds. All varieties have at least one soil block sprouting except Early Girl. Brandywine was the first to sprout and everyone of them that were planted have sprouted.
yolos, see my post near the bottom of the "Status update for our little corner of the world" with my observations of my seed/started tomatoes and other crops vs those bought in the past as transplants. I'm very pleased.
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Squat_Johnson 3/28/2012, 11:49 am
Here are my brandwines and assorted others in the "truck bed". They were started around Feb 1st or so... I have been covering them with row cover (at the top).
(BTW, the truck stays parked 29 days outta 30.)
I'm very anxious to put in the ground, but waiting it out...
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(BTW, the truck stays parked 29 days outta 30.)
I'm very anxious to put in the ground, but waiting it out...
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 4/3/2012, 8:19 am
[/quote]Squat_Johnson wrote:Here are my brandwines and assorted others in the "truck bed". They were started around Feb 1st or so... I have been covering them with row cover (at the top).
(BTW, the truck stays parked 29 days outta 30.)
I'm very anxious to put in the ground, but waiting it out...
They're beautiful!
Mine have a ways to go!
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 4/3/2012, 8:22 am
Here is the update for this week:
AND, after 16 days, my White Bush finally made a showing!
GG
AND, after 16 days, my White Bush finally made a showing!
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
laurainwinona 4/16/2012, 10:12 am
Good to know that peppers are slow. I thought something was wrong with mine. Anyone ever tried to grow Cherokee Purple tomatoes? They seem to be just as slow as the peppers. Meanwhile, my Amish Paste and Beefsteak tomatoes are growing like crazy and already need to be repotted!
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Goosegirl 4/16/2012, 12:51 pm
laurainwinona wrote:Good to know that peppers are slow. I thought something was wrong with mine. Anyone ever tried to grow Cherokee Purple tomatoes? They seem to be just as slow as the peppers. Meanwhile, my Amish Paste and Beefsteak tomatoes are growing like crazy and already need to be repotted!
My Amish Paste were some of the first ones to pop up! I lost my Tam Jalapenos due to bad watering (bad me!) but the Lipstick Peppers are doing well, altho' only 1/4 the size of my tomato seedlings.
Pics to come tomorrow - Tuesday of course!
GG
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
RoOsTeR 4/16/2012, 1:39 pm
I'll be trying my hardest not to forget Tomato Tuesday again this week
I am my gardens worst enemy.
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Too Tall Tomatoes 4/16/2012, 1:42 pm
mmmmmmmmmmm tomatoes!
I'm getting mine from the farmer woman in about 3-4 weeks. I can't wait!
I'm getting mine from the farmer woman in about 3-4 weeks. I can't wait!
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
RoOsTeR 4/18/2012, 7:37 am
As usual, a day late! I have been incredibly busy so far this week and had zero time yesterday to check in Here's a quick picture of what my tomato seedlings looked like on Sunday:
Lol. Maybe it was Saturday
I can't remember... 
Anyway, I'm using all sunlight for them and they desperately need to be up potted! I really meant to have that done several days ago, but just haven't had the time.
Logan tells me to slow down and take care of the tomatoes!
Here's a quick picture of what my tomato seedlings looked like on Sunday:Lol. Maybe it was Saturday
I can't remember... Anyway, I'm using all sunlight for them and they desperately need to be up potted! I really meant to have that done several days ago, but just haven't had the time.
Logan tells me to slow down and take care of the tomatoes!
I am my gardens worst enemy.
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Re: Tomato Tuesday 2012
Too Tall Tomatoes 4/18/2012, 8:18 am
Hey Rooster,
What tomatoes are you growing?
What tomatoes are you growing?
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