Arnorrian's tomato pictures
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Arnorrian's tomato pictures
I will transfer some of my pictures.
Belosnezhka cherry


Black plum

Brad's Atomic Grape

Rosso Sicilian and Emerald Apple.

Red Robin (maybe)

Belosnezhka cherry


Black plum

Brad's Atomic Grape

Rosso Sicilian and Emerald Apple.

Red Robin (maybe)

Climate: Cfa
USDA hardiness zone: 7a
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Re: Arnorrian's tomato pictures
I remembered that I saved some pictures from the 2018 Dublin tomato exhibition held in Dublin's botanical garden. I thought they might be interesting to post.





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Black Plum (?) fruitfully as every year.


Unnamed pale pink variety. I was certain it was indeterminate, but both plants turned out determinate. It'l be a problem for the drop-and-lean.




Unnamed pale pink variety. I was certain it was indeterminate, but both plants turned out determinate. It'l be a problem for the drop-and-lean.


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Emerald Apple.

Blossom end rot?

Belosnezhka white cherry.


Unnamed violet cherry. I bought a semi-rotten colorful cherry mix on sale at the supermarket last year, and saved the seeds. This is from one of them.


Blossom end rot?

Belosnezhka white cherry.


Unnamed violet cherry. I bought a semi-rotten colorful cherry mix on sale at the supermarket last year, and saved the seeds. This is from one of them.

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Re: Arnorrian's tomato pictures
Thanks for sharing! The plants look so healthy. I have small plants now and hope for a mild winter here!
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Arnorrian, those pictures are beautiful!!!!!! What a sight for eyes that only see a gray winter here! You're clearly and artist & expert photographer as well as a gardener!