Roger Tonkin wrote:

I'm wondering how one goes about
stopping them producing more and more flowers at this time of the year,

I'm guessing these are what I've seen called "Dwarf" tomatoes...they're
indeterminate, but don't get much over 3 or 4 feet (a meter) tall. I can
only suggest you break off the flower stalks as they appear, much as people
more organized than I break off the suckers below the flower stalks. If
removed when you spot the buds, I can't imagine the plant is wasting much
energy on them.

For what it's worth, there's a project afoot in the U.S. to cross dwarf
types with old favorite "heirloom" tomatoes to produce something with small
stature and good flavor....anyone interested can look at
www.tomatoville.com.


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