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Can the group give me some advice on selection of appropriate tomato type?

Would like outdoor, small to medium size fruit suitable for East Yorkshire.
Intend to grow in bags/pots, along west facing wall.

Any comments welcome

TIA


Phil

"TheScullster" wrote in message
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Can the group give me some advice on selection of appropriate tomato type?

Would like outdoor, small to medium size fruit suitable for East
Yorkshire.
Intend to grow in bags/pots, along west facing wall.

Gardeners Delight in the ground, along with (my absolute favourite) Tumbler
in hanging baskets or planters.

TheScullster wrote in message
...
Can the group give me some advice on selection of appropriate tomato type?

Would like outdoor, small to medium size fruit suitable for East
Yorkshire.
Intend to grow in bags/pots, along west facing wall.

Any comments welcome
Check out Tropic. Good hardy vine with tennis ball fruit. Plum tomatoes
grow well in pots as well. I am sure either Parks or Burpee websites have
some recommendations.

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TheScullster wrote in message
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Can the group give me some advice on selection of appropriate tomato type?

Would like outdoor, small to medium size fruit suitable for East
Yorkshire.

Check out Tropic. Good hardy vine with tennis ball fruit.

Are you posting from America?

With a name and fruit like that, are you quite sure it's suitable for
outdoors in East Yorkshire?

Janet

Check UGR for thread "Flavour and tomatoes".

Caroline

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 21:14:50 +0100, Janet Baraclough..
wrote:

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from "redclay" contains these words:


TheScullster wrote in message
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Can the group give me some advice on selection of appropriate tomato type?

Would like outdoor, small to medium size fruit suitable for East
Yorkshire.

Check out Tropic. Good hardy vine with tennis ball fruit.

Are you posting from America?

With a name and fruit like that, are you quite sure it's suitable for
outdoors in East Yorkshire?

Are the tomatoes required for John Prescott, also of East
Yorkshire/Humberside?

Martin

I would not spend what little gardening time I have nurturing flavour
selected specimen tomatos, only to waste said produce using it as cannon
fodder for the aforementioned. A few old bricks from behind the shed
perhaps?!

It is a source of never ending dismay to Hull residents that this guy is the
representative for our city in the public arena.



Phil

In article , TheScullster pscull@cu
tthespameuropacrown.com writes
Martin

I would not spend what little gardening time I have nurturing flavour
selected specimen tomatos, only to waste said produce using it as cannon
fodder for the aforementioned. A few old bricks from behind the shed
perhaps?!

It is a source of never ending dismay to Hull residents that this guy is the
representative for our city in the public arena.

Then why did Hull residents vote for him?
--
Kay Easton

Edward's earthworm page:
http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm

Kay Easton wrote:
Then why did Hull residents vote for him?

'cos he stands for Labour, and they can't bring themselves to vote any other
way.

On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 17:32:10 +0100, Kay Easton
wrote:

In article , TheScullster pscull@cu
tthespameuropacrown.com writes
Martin

I would not spend what little gardening time I have nurturing flavour
selected specimen tomatos, only to waste said produce using it as cannon
fodder for the aforementioned. A few old bricks from behind the shed
perhaps?!

It is a source of never ending dismay to Hull residents that this guy is the
representative for our city in the public arena.

Then why did Hull residents vote for him?

perhaps because he is fairly typical of some of the Hull population?

Is it a coincidence that with Prescott as MP, Hull finally got rid of
the last post war prefab estate in Europe?