Happy Valentines Day !!

11 years ago

What is the competition with "Brandy Boy" Seysonn? I understood that I agreed to grow Jersey Boy and let you know how it performed because the seed was only available from Burpee and you did not want to spend that much money for the seed? I am for sure planting Brandy Boy though - what is the competition and rules?

We planted our first seeds of 2015 today! We liked the way we staggered planting them in the GH last year. We had ripe tomatoes from June 9 until November 12. The winter is soooo mild this year - it was all I could do - to wait until today to plant. We planted two of each seed with the intent of planting just one of them. The first planting is Sweet 100, Brandy Boy, Better Boy, Jersey Boy, Brandy Wine Red and Fireworks - we hope to plant them in the GH in about 5-6 wks.

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (3)

hudson___wy
Original Author
11 years ago
I just looked at last years notes: We planted the first seeds on February 8th - planted the tomato starts in the GH on March 22nd - our first ripe tomato (not cherry) was Brandy Boy on June 9th. I planted one week later this year to avoid running the space heater as much - but the way this winter is going - I could plant starts in the GH now - haha
Deeby
11 years ago
What's wrong with me that to me the little seed starter is a more beautiful sight than the flowers? Or should I say what's right with me...
Related Professionals
Green Bay Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · San Bernardino Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Vancouver Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Paducah Landscape Contractors · Pine Bluff Landscape Contractors · Rome Landscape Contractors · DeRidder Landscape Contractors · Meridian Landscape Contractors · Willmar Landscape Contractors · Madison Landscape Contractors · Kissimmee General Contractors · Cambridge General Contractors · Des Moines General Contractors · Grand Junction General Contractors · Vancouver General Contractors
hudson___wy
Original Author
11 years ago
Haha - Deborah - yes, pleasant sight for me too - have you planted any tomato seeds - as of yet - for this season? We decided to try the supposedly "fail proof" seed starter trays - not that we have had problems sprouting seeds in the past - it just looked like a great idea. Fill the bottom try with water - then put in the support shelf - then the capillary mat that extends into the water - then the seed cell tray - and finally the humidity dome. Everything is dishwasher safe (except the capillary mat) so the trays can be used over and over again - I am excited to see how it works!