Chipping in from Yorkshire
- Tim DH
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Chipping in from Yorkshire
Hi Guys,
I've been lurking here for a while. I've tried to join TVille a couple of times.. (Without new blood I guess it will eventually just wither away.) It was reading the 'Favourite Cherry Tomato 2023' thread which persuaded me I should pitch in here, tho' its taken me a while to get round to registering. My forum 'home' for the past few years has been the OSSI site, which I can recommend as another source of info. It has certainly helped raise my game.
Tim DH
I've been lurking here for a while. I've tried to join TVille a couple of times.. (Without new blood I guess it will eventually just wither away.) It was reading the 'Favourite Cherry Tomato 2023' thread which persuaded me I should pitch in here, tho' its taken me a while to get round to registering. My forum 'home' for the past few years has been the OSSI site, which I can recommend as another source of info. It has certainly helped raise my game.
Tim DH
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Welcome to TJ from Texas.
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Welcome from Central Texas.
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Welcome, Tim! Glad to see you here. 

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Welcome from alaska
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Yey! That was my post
I ended here after trying TV lol the thing I envy the most it's the capacity to read the Dwarf Tomato Project development.. oh well.. some day I guess!! Welcome from Paraguay, Tim! Any favorite tomato?
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Welcome to the Junction @Tim DH. I'm glad that you found us. Many of us here originally were and still are from the Ville. So we have lots of people with great information to share.
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Welcome to the Junction from Down Under @Tim DH . Good to see you on here as well as over on OSSI.
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A welcome to you Tim!
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Welcome from N. Florida! Love the snowdrops.
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Hi, Tim! I am from near Liverpool. I think @Amateurinawe is down South and we have another UK member in Bristol.
How is your tomato season going?
How is your tomato season going?
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Welcome Tim! How did your tomatoes grow in Yorkshire? (My father came from there).
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Linda
- Tim DH
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Hi Guys,
Thanks for your welcomesā¦.
@Josetom Sorry, I canāt name A favourite tomato. Three of my favourites are Imur Prior Beta, Rosella and Goatās Tit.
@PlainJane I dabble in a bit of snowdrop breeding, trying (amongst other things) to raise a large flowered yellow. That is the best medium sized yellow so far.
@rossomendblot Iāve just succeeded in updating the location on my profile.
@labradors I havenāt yet crunched the numbers on this season, but my feeling is its going well. Size isnāt everything, but I was pleased with this Uluru Ochre.
Tim DH
Thanks for your welcomesā¦.
@Josetom Sorry, I canāt name A favourite tomato. Three of my favourites are Imur Prior Beta, Rosella and Goatās Tit.
@PlainJane I dabble in a bit of snowdrop breeding, trying (amongst other things) to raise a large flowered yellow. That is the best medium sized yellow so far.
@rossomendblot Iāve just succeeded in updating the location on my profile.
@labradors I havenāt yet crunched the numbers on this season, but my feeling is its going well. Size isnāt everything, but I was pleased with this Uluru Ochre.
Tim DH
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That's an awesome color, Tim. I don't think I've seen one sliced before. What are the color genetics in Uluru Ochre?
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Hope you share updates on your snowdrop breeding project from time to time.
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Beautiful looking tomato!
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Welcome to the Junction!
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Welcome and greetings from Georgia!
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Welcome and greetings from northeast PA. I have grown Uluru Ochre and love it. Must consider planting it again!
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