Tomato braving the cold and flowering in the garden.

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I risked a Gardeners delight in the high rise bed about 3 weeks ago, have loads so no big deal if it dies.  Its actually got flowers on it, wouldn't have thought it would bother in this cold.  Hope it warms up soon cos I have most of my toms in flower in the summer house and conservatory.  The peppers are forming flower buds now as well.
« Last Edit: May 11, 2010, 19:54 by Aunt Sally »
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Re: Tomato braving the cold and flowering in the garden.
« Reply #1 on: May 11, 2010, 20:13 »
Will be interested to see what happens.  I recently planted a couple of horseradish thongs in the greenhouse in an old pot filled with soil from last year.  After about 6 weeks lots of HR leaves grew and quite a few tomato seedlings which are obviously from the tomatoes that were in the soil last year.  I put the pot outside 2 weeks ago as ran out of space in the greenhouse and they look fine.


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