I have decided to show up here as well as Tville ,
I sure recognize familiar personalities...of the Tomato Clan.
I am only growing 40 op varieties this year as an act of extreme restraint .
I hope to continue to gleen all the Tomato wisdom and tips here ...lol

Welcome to the Junction! Love your avatar!

Welcome Blackbear!

Welcome Blackbear. It's great to see you here and I love your new outfit!

Welcome to the Junction

yup ...same Name

new outfit ...lol

moderated number of varieties to grow in a year

but the same style goofy comments and questions ….

thanks to everyone in advance for all your ideas and advise etc.

Welcome to the Junction!

Welcome to the Junction from Down Under Blackbear

Welcome, I'm also from Canada (near Ottawa)….

Welcome from N. Florida!

Ahoy Bear! Good to see you here. I look forward to hearing all about that ahem paltry 2020 collection of varieties... no chance of squeezing a few extras in?

Bower wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2020 6:53 am Ahoy Bear! Good to see you here. I look forward to hearing all about that ahem paltry 2020 collection of varieties... no chance of squeezing a few extras in?

ah ha you are soooo funny Bower ….
sad to say I have to hold the line this year ….and see how it goes …
but I can always use a tip of successful varieties in a maritime climate ….
your tips and recommendations from east coast have been of excellent results
here on the west coast

all you of the Tomato clan have a great day ….

my seedlings have seen to be doing ok ...beyond the 3 leaf stage just in time for daylight savings day .

Hello from northern BC, Blackbear. (Snowing and -20 C here today.)

Nice to meet you!

Welcome!

Here are my 40 OP varieties of Tomatoes Grow out for 2020.
(All seeds are from my private stock from previous grow out years )

Black Bear
Black Cherry
Boronia
Brandy Fred
Budai Torpe
Buck Bee (from Tatiana's)
Bundaberg Rumball
Cavelero Chinese
Chernamor
Chibikko
Coastal Pride Orange
Danko
Dwarf Adelaide Festival
Dwarf Arctic Rose
E.M. Champion
Fargo
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Glacier
Grushuvka
Kimberley
Latah
Matina
Puck
Rejina Red
Rejina Yellow
Rose Quartz (Multiflora)
Rosella Purple
Sarandipity
Sarev Stoikiy
Silvery Fir
Sophie’s Choice
Stick
Unikainyi
Velmozha
Yaponskyi Karlik (Japanese Dwarf)
Yellow Pygmy
Yukon Quest
Zinulya
Zluta Kytice
Zolotoe Serdtse

BlackBear, welcome! From your list I'm growing Rose Quartz Multiflora & Sophie's Choice. I remember you extolling the virtues of EM Champion, and we had a thread here where other people said similar things. I'm going to have to grow it sometime, based on all the glowing reports.

Nan6b wrote: ↑Sat Mar 07, 2020 12:16 pm BlackBear, welcome! From your list I'm growing Rose Quartz Multiflora & Sophie's Choice. I remember you extolling the virtues of EM Champion, and we had a thread here where other people said similar things. I'm going to have to grow it sometime, based on all the glowing reports.

Yup...I guess if one had the above 3 OP varieties and a few hybrids like Juliet and Big Beef and Sungold

There would be no shortage of Tomatoes ….

Maybe a perennial shortage of processing time and storage space after the Overproduction begins again !

Oh, I'm growing a lot more varieties, so there's the perennial lack of space under grow lights, and space in the garden, as well as the abovementioned!

Welcome to the Junction, I can only dream about 40 different varieties at the same time.