Thanks, guys. I'll be posting pictures when I start the seedlings, and further into the season, gods willing.

Beautiful pictures of your tomatoes and what a lovely dog you have.

Penny says hi, drop by, and bring treats.

Beautiful pictures! And what a cute lab.

Those tall tomatoes are amazing, Arnorrian. You must need a ladder to tie them on.
What a beautiful dog.. good tomato guardian!

Thanks!

Nice pictures you got there! Thanks for sharing them with us =)

Cute dawg, and nice pics of the maters, but I hope this isn't costing Rajun Gardener an arm and a leg to have all these pictures!

Wow what a gorgeous dog. Oops this is a tomato discussion. Your tomatoes are beautiful too. I wish that I could dive into that tomato salad right now. It has been so long since I have had one. Everything looks so nice and healthy.

Labradors wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 3:45 pm Cute dawg, and nice pics of the maters, but I hope this isn't costing Rajun Gardener an arm and a leg to have all these pictures!

Don't worry, the pictures are hosted off-site.

Your photos are wonderful. Beautiful pics of tomatoes and garden and your charming companion.

Beautiful tomatos and beautiful photos!

I think I'm done with seeds for the next season.

MIGardener:



Croatian Seeds:



Baker Creek + rooting hormons from AliExpress:







maybe it would be good if a moderator could relocated this thread to the Gallery section.

Spectacular!

"maybe it would be good if a moderator could relocated this thread to the Gallery section."

arnorrian, I can do that for you. Is that what you would like?

Yes, I opened this thread before the Gallery section was up. It's more fitting there.

After a long deliberation I've finalized the list of tomatoes for this season. I have 52 spots, so there will be two plants each, except where marked with an asterisk, where there'll be three, four for Lucid Gem.

Large:
- Chocolate Stripes * (thanks Karen)
- Ananas Noir * (thanks Karen)
- Wolford Wonder
- Lucid Gem **
- Kellogg's Breakfast *
- Emerald Apple *
- Cherokee Purple
- Black Krim
- White Wonder
- unnamed pink (lower right)
- Orange Pepper (lower right)

Medium:
- Tomatoberry
- Brad's Atomic Grape
- Pink Tiger
- Blush Tiger
- Black Plum
- Indigo Rose
- unnamed pointy green (lower right)

Small:
- Sweet Aperitif (thanks Karen)
- Berry's Crazy Cherry
- Jasmin (here)
- Belosnezhka white
- Dancing with Smurfs
- Purple Bumblebee

Aside from this I will try out in containers:
- Yamal

And micros in pots:
- Red Robin lookalike
- Tumbling Tom red
- Tumbling Tom yellow

Why so many Lucid Gem?

It was developed by Brad Gates to be productive in hot weather, as a preparation for the changing climate. Large tomatoes usually stop setting fruit in late July here. It gets above 35 C for days on end. Cherries do well though.

Seedling chamber done, sowing tomorrow.