I have an imposter in my garden, a shapely strong tomato plant that was s'posed to be a magnificent Black Krim is actually a pointy ended Roma, not a problem, they're great in the BBQ but disappointing none the less
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| Not Black Krims at all |
The Black Butcher tomatoes are seemingly the right sort, they are an early type, they say taking eight weeks to harvest. I looked up when I planted them, 25/10/16, they have week to go
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| Bloody Butchers colouring up nicely |
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These ones were tied on strings with all laterals removed, my truss tomato is in a cage, in theory it can be let go to grow heaps of fruit. The plant does look very strong, it's about to outgrow it's cage any day :)\
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| Caged truss tomato |
Weeds next to the vege patch, I spared them with the mower :)
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| Leaning to the light |
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The tomato fruits are very healthy. It is nice to make salad out of these. Before I have tomato plants, I have to use glove to avoid splinters and itchiness. The gloves that I am using until now is NoCry Puncture Resistant Gardening Gloves.
Here's the website: https://nocry.co/
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