Here we go!

And it's done. 57 tomato plants, not counting micros, dwarfs, and tumblers.

First flower.

Very nice photos and very healthy, the dog is beautiful.Thanks for sharing

Lucid Gem growing very nicely.

Farmers' market reopened, so I got some flower seedlings. Not many, 'cos tomatoes and basil took almost all of my free pots.

Looks great just like that. Would make a beautiful container together!

Black Plum and Indigo Rose



Blush Tiger



Dancing with Smurfs



Lucid Gem



White Wonder

Arnorian beautiful photos, very healthy everything, I wonder why you knock down the plants? I find it very curious

Thanks. What do you mean by "knock down"?

Love your photos. The plants look beautiful. (Forgot to say the dog is adorable.)

arnorrian wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 9:02 am Thanks. What do you mean by "knock down"?

Excuse me, many times the translator does tricks, I wanted to say, place the glass where the plant is horizontal

Nico wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 12:58 am Excuse me, many times the translator does tricks, I wanted to say, place the glass where the plant is horizontal

Oh, you mean the plastic cup. It's just a collar, I cut the bottom off when I transplant the plants outside and place it around the base of the stalk to serve as a barrier to cut worms. Now the plants are too big for the cut worm, but the cups have a variety marking on them so I left them.

Thanks, I find it very interesting

Tallest plant so far, Wolford Wonder, at 60 cm (2').









Big Beef I got seedlings as a gift.



Jigsaw chili starting to show trivariegation.


Pumpkins.



Lettuce leaf basil.


Rainbow chard.







Tomatillo. I have no idea anymore which is Purple, which is Queen of Malinalco.

A wonderful start!
I love the fresh beginnings in the garden when everything looks great, is growing well and no problems.

[mention]arnorrian[/mention], what kind of cherry is this?