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Gardening

NRaleighLiberal

(60,513 posts)

9. no - none at all - exact clones. big thing is to ensure you root a healthy cutting.

Reply to wiggs (Reply #8)

Wed May 24, 2017, 03:39 PM

May 2017

Not tried Lizzano dwarf - I have my hands full with dwarfs since I am co-leading a breeding project - we have 70 new ones in seed catalogs, more on the way

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Tomato List 2017 [View all] Botany May 2017 OP

I have 2 tomato plants this year. I have no idea what I'm doing , but so far so good :) luvMIdog May 2017 #1

we intersect on 2... NRaleighLiberal May 2017 #2

Have you tried Lizzano dwarf? So far, looking terrific: 24" x 24", loaded w tasty cherries. No wiggs May 2017 #8

no - none at all - exact clones. big thing is to ensure you root a healthy cutting. NRaleighLiberal May 2017 #9

Depends on where you live Warpy May 2017 #3

I just went to two May Markets and bought a variety of heirlooms. femmocrat May 2017 #4

i have had inconsistent results with Black Krim. NutmegYankee May 2017 #6

A friend gives me Black Krim seedlings. wildeyed Jul 2017 #10

I plan on 33 tomatoes this year. NutmegYankee May 2017 #5

Trying lots of new varieties this year, many already 4-5' tall and loaded with green ones wiggs May 2017 #7

I got Brandywine, Early Girl and a dwarf variety that is a lovely plant that gives wildeyed Jul 2017 #11

I can send you some great tasting dwarf growing varieties....equal to indeterminate types NRaleighLiberal Jul 2017 #12