tomato plants if your local

[pgkevet]

As ever I've grown way more than i need and planted up the greenhouse border today - free spares if you want to collect them or I'll try to give them away to neighbours.

My definition of spring is when i feel they can go out in the unheated house but still too early up here to pull the citrus out into the rain - they wants to go.. the lemon is starting to flower..

[dogbiscuit]

I planted over 100 left over tomato seedlings in an unused bit of the garden a couple of years back and just left them to it..... cooked them all down in the autumn and froze the lot for cooking. the harvest was massive enought to keep us going till the next spring..... and so much better than cooking with tinned toms

[pgkevet]

[QUOTE=dogbiscuit;1007307]I planted over 100 left over tomato seedlings in an unused bit of the garden a couple of years back and just left them to it..... cooked them all down in the autumn and froze the lot for cooking. the harvest was massive enought to keep us going till the next spring..... and so much better than cooking with tinned toms[/QUOTE]

Your weather is somewhat better than mine: the odds of an outdoor crop here isn't high with temps and rain. last year i had some 50 plants outdoors and the only edibles from that were the cherry toms in tubs - the greenhouse supplied more than we could eat with lots of giveaways - vines made it to 10feet+ before a bout of botrytis hit novemebr and i had to pull and sterilise.