Hi all
I am going to try to grow some tomatoes outside again this year.
I used to grow "pixie" which were easy and had a lovely taste.
Does anyone know if they are still available or a similar variety.
Roy

http://www.asmallwildlifegarden.co.uk/

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Hi all
I am going to try to grow some tomatoes outside again this year.
I used to grow "pixie" which were easy and had a lovely taste.
Does anyone know if they are still available or a similar variety.

Pixie are not listed in several popular catalogues or in a couple of
heritage collections I've checked, though if they have been grown in the
past, somebody will be sure to stock them. A good reliable alternative
outside tomato would be Gardener's Delight - abundant tasty fruits of
bite sized tomatoes as long as any kind of summer weather is available.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

I too would recommend Gardeners delight for both indoor and outdoor growing1

Badger

"Alan Gould" wrote in message
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In article ,
writes
Hi all
I am going to try to grow some tomatoes outside again this year.
I used to grow "pixie" which were easy and had a lovely taste.
Does anyone know if they are still available or a similar variety.

Pixie are not listed in several popular catalogues or in a couple of
heritage collections I've checked, though if they have been grown in the
past, somebody will be sure to stock them. A good reliable alternative
outside tomato would be Gardener's Delight - abundant tasty fruits of
bite sized tomatoes as long as any kind of summer weather is available.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

Hi
Thanks both
I will try those then.
Roy


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I too would recommend Gardeners delight for both indoor and outdoor
growing1

Badger

"Alan Gould" wrote in message
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In article ,
writes
Hi all
I am going to try to grow some tomatoes outside again this year.
I used to grow "pixie" which were easy and had a lovely taste.
Does anyone know if they are still available or a similar variety.

Pixie are not listed in several popular catalogues or in a couple of
heritage collections I've checked, though if they have been grown in the
past, somebody will be sure to stock them. A good reliable alternative
outside tomato would be Gardener's Delight - abundant tasty fruits of
bite sized tomatoes as long as any kind of summer weather is available.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

Roy
B&Q do Value seed of these for just 33 pence!

Badger


"Roy" wrote in message
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Hi
Thanks both
I will try those then.
Roy


"Little Badger" wrote in message
...
I too would recommend Gardeners delight for both indoor and outdoor
growing1

Badger

"Alan Gould" wrote in message
...
In article ,
writes
Hi all
I am going to try to grow some tomatoes outside again this year.
I used to grow "pixie" which were easy and had a lovely taste.
Does anyone know if they are still available or a similar variety.

Pixie are not listed in several popular catalogues or in a couple of
heritage collections I've checked, though if they have been grown in
the
past, somebody will be sure to stock them. A good reliable alternative
outside tomato would be Gardener's Delight - abundant tasty fruits of
bite sized tomatoes as long as any kind of summer weather is
available.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

Roy, I grew pixie last year and they were the best variety I grew. I got
them in a garden centre outside Edinburgh. Sorry that I cant say if they are
for sure available.
Jon
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Hi all
I am going to try to grow some tomatoes outside again this year.
I used to grow "pixie" which were easy and had a lovely taste.
Does anyone know if they are still available or a similar variety.
Roy

http://www.asmallwildlifegarden.co.uk/

Bought a pack today and you get 140 seeds for 33 pence!

Badger


"Little Badger" wrote in message
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Roy
B&Q do Value seed of these for just 33 pence!

Badger


"Roy" wrote in message
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Hi
Thanks both
I will try those then.
Roy


"Little Badger" wrote in message
...
I too would recommend Gardeners delight for both indoor and outdoor
growing1

Badger

"Alan Gould" wrote in message
...
In article ,
writes
Hi all
I am going to try to grow some tomatoes outside again this year.
I used to grow "pixie" which were easy and had a lovely taste.
Does anyone know if they are still available or a similar variety.

Pixie are not listed in several popular catalogues or in a couple of
heritage collections I've checked, though if they have been grown in
the
past, somebody will be sure to stock them. A good reliable
alternative
outside tomato would be Gardener's Delight - abundant tasty fruits
of
bite sized tomatoes as long as any kind of summer weather is
available.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.