Genus: Lycopersicon
Lycopersicon photos
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By oldcharlie
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By eve6msf
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By eve6msf
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By Fruity
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By marksbeg..
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By marksbeg..
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By Tussiemu..
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By Tussiemu..
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By Tussiemu..
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By sodapopklc
Species of Lycopersicon
Members growing plants in this genus
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Joined 7 May, 2007
1 plant
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Joined 17 Jun, 2007
45 plants
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Joined 18 Oct, 2007
429 plants
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Joined 18 Feb, 2008
10 plants
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Joined 2 Mar, 2008
4 plants
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Joined 5 Mar, 2008
9 plants
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Joined 15 Feb, 2008
7 plants
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Joined 21 May, 2007
6 plants
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Joined 29 Nov, 2007
69 plants
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Joined 19 May, 2008
21 plants
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Joined 31 May, 2008
7 plants
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Joined 2 Jun, 2008
9 plants
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Joined 3 Jun, 2008
5 plants
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Joined 14 Jun, 2008
18 plants
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Joined 12 Jul, 2008
3 plants
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Joined 17 Aug, 2008
12 plants
Comments:
21 Jun, 2008
This is my first year at growing tomatos from seed. I used one of my propagators, as i do with my Begonia tubers. I didn't know if they would grow - but they did. I kept 2 which are now very nearly as tall as me, hard to believe that they came from such tiny seeds! The rest i gave away (unfortunatley i had to throw some away, as i had no room to grow any more full sized plants)
On photo - Tomato
21 Jun, 2008
well done ,ours are nowhere near that stage yet , has it got a nose on it ?
On photo - first tomato
20 Jun, 2008
Wow.....I'm so intimidated to do tomatoes from seed. I have some seedlings that I purchased, but maybe next year I may try from seed, I'm still very wet behind the ears! Great photo!
On photo - Tomato
12 Aug, 2007
Looks a lovely healthy plant - start feeding when the first tomatoes have set.
I love growing different kinds of tomatoes each year - do you?
On photo - Tomato - Black Cherry
9 Jul, 2007
Here here, Tigrella was the very first type of tomato I ever grew and the flavour was lovely, your pic reminds me of happy days!
On photo - Tomato Tigrella
Joined 9 Apr, 2008
20 Aug, 2008
no tomatoes in my garden sandly!!
but i do have runner beans (they didn't enjoy sundays wind) and onions.
the first time for years.
On photo - The big boys