I picked and ate my first tomato today, a ripe Sweet’n’Neat cherry. This particular fruit was way ahead of the rest, but now lots have set. It’s a flavourful yellow variety of decent(cherry) size, if my first tomato is anything to go by
Everything has had another spurt, and the zucchinis look to be starting to bud. The Red Robin Cherry toms are ripening well, the Moneymaker Tomatoes are setting, and the capsicum are flowering. Having not floated away in the heavy rain we’ve had, they’re all flourishing. I have been given peas and dwarf bean seeds. The dwarf beans can go in soon, but it’s not time for peas yet. My lettuce greens have bolted, it’s time I pulled them out, and as soon as the weather clears, I will.
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Day 55
Solanum lycopersicum
Flowering
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Day 71
Lactuca
Dying
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Day 53
Cucurbita pepo var. cylindrica
Budding
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Day 61
Capsicum annuum var. annuum (Grossum Group)
Flowering
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Cherry Tomato Birdie Red Robin Solanum lycopersicum |
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Day 53
Cherry Tomato 'Sweet and Neat'
Harvesting
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Previous Journals
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Tomato 'Moneymaker' Flowering, Zucchini , Capsicum "Target" Budding, Cherry Tomato 'Sweet and Nea...
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No longer a patio garden but a vege plot
Cherry Tomato 'Sweet and Neat' and Tomato 'Moneymaker' Flowering
Later Journals
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Apartment Patio Sq Ft garden
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I think my capsicum seeds are duds
Strawberry 'Sweetie" Flowering, Swede 'Purple Champion' Harvesting, Zucchini 'Yellow and Green' ,...
Comments
anelson wrote:
lucky!
Posted on 18 Dec 11 (over 1 year ago)
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