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Oregon City Newbie
Just got introduced to this via the old book.
On a very small lot in the older part of town with only a few square feet of actual growing space. Been working on the garden plot for 20 + years and learned a few things about my space.
One thing I stumbled on this year is the advantage of mixing quick ripening cherry tomatos with longer ripening standard size ones. The cherry tomatoes ripen first and then help start the standard ones ripening. From plants I started indoors in March, I have just gotten into "Cherry tomato harvest" and had the first of my Brandywine tomatos today. Sliced thin on cream cheese bed on a sliced plain bagel.
On a very small lot in the older part of town with only a few square feet of actual growing space. Been working on the garden plot for 20 + years and learned a few things about my space.
One thing I stumbled on this year is the advantage of mixing quick ripening cherry tomatos with longer ripening standard size ones. The cherry tomatoes ripen first and then help start the standard ones ripening. From plants I started indoors in March, I have just gotten into "Cherry tomato harvest" and had the first of my Brandywine tomatos today. Sliced thin on cream cheese bed on a sliced plain bagel.
Henry50- Posts : 1
Join date : 2017-08-18
Location : Urban Willamette Valley Oregon
Re: Oregon City Newbie
That's how I got here, too. Welcome from Redding, CA.Henry50 wrote:Just got introduced to this via the old book.
Re: Oregon City Newbie
Welcome Henry from Ottawa, Canada.
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Re: Oregon City Newbie
WAAAA! I'm so jealous of your tomatoes. That is the one crop I wanted more than any other and my worst failure every year, but I WILL NOT GIVE UP!Henry50 wrote:One thing I stumbled on this year is the advantage of mixing quick ripening cherry tomatos with longer ripening standard size ones. The cherry tomatoes ripen first and then help start the standard ones ripening. From plants I started indoors in March, I have just gotten into "Cherry tomato harvest" and had the first of my Brandywine tomatos today. Sliced thin on cream cheese bed on a sliced plain bagel.
Re: Oregon City Newbie
Welcome. Cream Cheese and Brandy Wine Tom on a bagel sounds GREAT!
brianj555- Posts : 444
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Re: Oregon City Newbie
Welcome, Henry! Glad you found us! Brandywine are my absolute faves!
Tell us about your experience, what you grow, and as someone else said, we love pics!
Tell us about your experience, what you grow, and as someone else said, we love pics!
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