How many actual plants do you have? More than one of any variety?robertduval14 said:One of these days we're gonna see Rita on an episode of 'Hoarders' trying to move from room to room between baskets full of maters, canning supplies and trays of started seeds.
Quite the list Rita...do you have a method to your maddness when selecting varieties or do you simply buy a couple of every single type the local nurseries are selling?
Nope, my basement is a mess but the inside of my house only has the usual amount of clutter. 
mom2goldens said:Funny you mentioned that, Carolyn. I tried to grow some Sweet Ozark Orange, but didn't get any germination. I found an Orange Slice at our MG plant sale, so snapped it up to replace my missing orange tomato LOL. It is a hybrid, but sounded good enough to try.
Got my first plant setting tomatoes--my chocolate cherry has a few baby tomatoes on it
mom2goldens said:This is probably the 3rd time I've grown Chocolate Cherry....we really like the flavor, and it is a really good producer (although most cherry tomatoes are good producers, aren't they?) The only down-side, if any, is that the plants get huge. They usually outgrow my 6' tall tomato cages, and start just crawling along the top of our picket fence. Not a bad problem, overall.
Even our dogs like these....they've learned how to spot the ripe tomatoes, and just go help themselves to the ripe tomatoes as they wish.
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