My seedlings are growing like crazy, I had started them anticipating being able to put them in the ground in late February, but the weather has been so nuts I'm not sure what I'm going to do. Here's a photo of their progress so far. Sorry about it being a horrible blown-out image. It was so bright I couldn't see the display on my camera to know I needed to take a better picture. ;)
There are 150+ seedlings there, mostly tomatoes... here's a full list of the tomatoes I have planted this year:
Tomatillo (not really a tomato... I know)
Besser Tomato
Bicolor cherry tomato
Bloody Butcher tomato
Brown Cherry tomato
Golden Nugget tomato
Green Grape cherry tomato
Green Zebra tomato (this was from saved seed, don't know if it will grow true)
Ivory Egg tomato
Paul Robeson Tomato
Roma Rio Grande tomato
Russian Black Tomato
Siberian tomato
Sugar Lump, AKA Gardener's Delight
Sundrop cherry tomato
Sungold cherry tomato (Hybrid)
Super Sioux tomato
Super Snow White Cherry tomato
Super Sweet 100 (Hybrid)
Sweet Gold Cherry tomato (Hybrid)
Tumbler tomato
White Queen tomato
Yellow Pear tomato
Yikes, that's about 20 more varieties than I planned on planting. :)
I'm still working on the list of varieties I want to try next year, or even this fall for the fast-maturing varieties. I'll post it soon and maybe we can swap!
7 comments:
you have more varieties of tomatoes there than I have of my total garden crops!
I managed to keep it down to 11 tomato varieties this year :)
It is just so hard to choose only a few, isn't it.
Looks good!
I can't wait to plant mine. I have 15-20 varities I think I may try this year. I'll have to keep track of which ones I like.
Greetings! What a great blog! I like Heidi and Arkansas Traveller, for their varity to set fruit in hot, dry weather. ;)
Woohoo! I'm am right there with you! I have many seedlings and am running out of room under my grow lights.
I love trying new tomato varieties. Isn't it addicting to try all the varities?
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I started my garden in clay and gravel sown soil with traded vegetables of unknown varieties. I literally planted, watered, and prayed, now I know more but I'm not confident about starting from seed. Anyway I'm looking for a place that sells Ivory Egg tomato seedlings in New Hampshire. Have any suggestions?
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