AZGardener wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 12:34 pm @Ginger2778 is the plastic under the pots on the ground enough to deter RKN? I have tried elevating the containers and they still manage to infect my pots. Any advice would be most helpful. Thanks!

The plastic is thick. Its what my bales of PromixBX were packaged in, and yes it works perfectly. I never get nematodes anymore.

Enjoying your thread very much, Marsha! Your tomatoes are so perfect- just amazing! I can't find any info about Palmyra pepper.

kath

Marsha, Thanks for posting and sharing so many growing tips. You have taught me a lot.
Heide

HL2601 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 7:53 pm Marsha, Thanks for posting and sharing so many growing tips. You have taught me a lot.
Heide

You're welcome Heide. It's a joy for me to help. I must start my photos again, it's been hard to get to them lately.

Your photos are excellent-and they really help me as a reference when I am choosing between what gets a spot...and sadly what doesn't.

Took some partially ripened fruit photos today. On the group photo Girl Girl's Weird Thing is on the right.

More from today

I'm not seeing a pink blush on the White Cherry Heart. It may appear later in the season, if I recall.

Bill

Thank you Marsha for your wonderful thread. I am so happy that you are writing again. The best winter reading.

Dorota

dorota wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 4:06 pm Thank you Marsha for your wonderful thread. I am so happy that you are writing again. The best winter reading.

Dorota

I quite agree.

And a warm welcome to you Dorota!

Natural wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 3:58 pm I'm not seeing a pink blush on the White Cherry Heart. It may appear later in the season, if I recall.

Bill

It's there when I cut it, but not strongly colored. Pretty thing it is! Tastes pretty good, looking forward to the later ones.

dorota wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 4:06 pm Thank you Marsha for your wonderful thread. I am so happy that you are writing again. The best winter reading.

Dorota

I'm so grateful this forum opened so I could. Love it here. And I love seeing you here my dear friend.❤

Looking extremely yummy! That Mocha Splash looks like a winner.

PlainJane wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 5:19 pm Looking extremely yummy! That Mocha Splash looks like a winner.

Mocha Splash is a now stable potato leaf segregant from chocolate stripes. Nan helped me name it oh, actually she came up with the name. It's amazingly productive I don't know if I've ever seen a tomato produce as many in my garden and the taste really is about a 9.3 out of 10. I'm going to do a seed offer hopefully in a week or two and it'll be part of that offer for an SASE.

Cold here today but the pics help cheer me up. Bet that KBX was good.

Such a joy to see fresh tomato pics this time a year. I can almost taste them. Your tomatoes look as amazing as always.

Daphne wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 12:35 pm Such a joy to see fresh tomato pics this time a year. I can almost taste them. Your tomatoes look as amazing as always.

Thank you so much.

MissS wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 4:38 pm And a warm welcome to you Dorota!

Thank You MissS

Beautiful pics, love to see them especially with the freezing cold we have. Just a few weeks and we can start sowing too.

I'm having fresh tomato withdrawls......... Thanks for posting these yummies! I can imagine up a tasting. Not as good as the real thing but better than nothin'.