Good morning all.
I have grown some outdoor tomatoes from seed and have been gradually acclimatising them to the outdoors whilst keeping them indoors overnight. Whilst I am getting close to planting them up in buckets I’m concerned by their colour. They seem to have gone from a healthy green to a pale yellow. I’m wondering whether they are worth saving or if I need to buy some new plants from a garden centre. Appreciate any thoughts.

Very foggy first thing, then the sunshine broke through, it's now 17C 

11C in the greenhouse overnight.

Good shoes are very important. Go to an old-fashioned shoe shop like I have in Lancaster and they should have some decent and lasting ones, plus they should be able to give you some advice too. They don't always cost mega-bucks either. Ask them if they do any in pink! 

Fish pie with pots and sprouts.

I have always potted-up my large-flowered begonia plug plants in those trays of module cells - 15 to a tray. I know that a few always bite the dust but this year there is quite a variation in size. Some have grown well for this time of year, but some are still quite small. This year I used John Innes No. 2 and earlier on gave them a feed with dilute Tomorite as a little boost. Why does this happen?