Comments on: Types Of Tomatoes http://www.Container-Garden.info/types-of-tomatoes.htm Learn everything about container gardening and how to make the most out of your garden however small or large. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:56:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Lesley Jay http://www.Container-Garden.info/types-of-tomatoes.htm#comment-9 Lesley Jay Sun, 19 Aug 2007 16:12:13 +0000 http://www.Container-Garden.info/types-of-tomatoes.htm#comment-9 Thanks Simon. I hope you read the seed saving guide aswell. That is really useful if you like growing heritage tomato varieties or non F1's. I agree the bush tomatoes don't grow tall but with a good crop of tomatoes on them the weight pulls the stems down. It makes sense to tie them up and keep the fruits off the ground. Try First In The Field. This is an old bush variety of tomato that gives a good crop. I might write a bit for your blog Simon. You will have to wait and see!! www.vegetable-gardens.co.uk/forum Thanks Simon. I hope you read the seed saving guide aswell. That is really useful if you like growing heritage tomato varieties or non F1’s. I agree the bush tomatoes don’t grow tall but with a good crop of tomatoes on them the weight pulls the stems down. It makes sense to tie them up and keep the fruits off the ground. Try First In The Field. This is an old bush variety of tomato that gives a good crop.

I might write a bit for your blog Simon. You will have to wait and see!!

http://www.vegetable-gardens.co.uk/forum

]]> By: Simon Newman http://www.Container-Garden.info/types-of-tomatoes.htm#comment-8 Simon Newman Sun, 19 Aug 2007 15:53:34 +0000 http://www.Container-Garden.info/types-of-tomatoes.htm#comment-8 <p>Hi Lesley,</p> <p> </p> <p>The tomato guide on your site is great!</p> <p> </p> <p>You don't fancy writing something for my blog do you? I am sure readers here would love to read some helpful posts from someone other than me for a change.</p> <p> </p> <p>What varieties do you grow Lesley? My bush tomatoes always seem to be pretty small and don't need any support.</p> <p> </p> <p>Thanks</p> Hi Lesley,

 

The tomato guide on your site is great!

 

You don’t fancy writing something for my blog do you? I am sure readers here would love to read some helpful posts from someone other than me for a change.

 

What varieties do you grow Lesley? My bush tomatoes always seem to be pretty small and don’t need any support.

 

Thanks

]]> By: Lesley Jay http://www.Container-Garden.info/types-of-tomatoes.htm#comment-7 Lesley Jay Sun, 19 Aug 2007 15:31:02 +0000 http://www.Container-Garden.info/types-of-tomatoes.htm#comment-7 <p>Simon I grow my tomatoes outdoors and I do find that the bush varieties are better if you support them tied to a few cane sticks. This keeps the tomatoes off the ground and allows the air to circulate around the plants better. We have an excellent tomato growing guide and seed saving guide at our forum. Why not take a look using this link and visit the forum whilst you are there. Everyone is very welcome.</p> <p> </p> <p>http://www.Vegetable-Gardens.co.uk/guides/tomatoes.htm</p> Simon I grow my tomatoes outdoors and I do find that the bush varieties are better if you support them tied to a few cane sticks. This keeps the tomatoes off the ground and allows the air to circulate around the plants better. We have an excellent tomato growing guide and seed saving guide at our forum. Why not take a look using this link and visit the forum whilst you are there. Everyone is very welcome.

 

http://www.Vegetable-Gardens.co.uk/guides/tomatoes.htm

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