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<blockquote data-quote="Wobblyshot1" data-source="post: 3120645" data-attributes="member: 9066"><p>catman has pretty much nailed it as far as growing tomatoes around here. I pretty much agree with him except for the watering thing but if it works for him that's fine.</p><p></p><p>As far as planting my seedlings, I like to keep it as close to six weeks as I can. They always look "just right" at about that age....almost like they're begging to be put in the ground.</p><p></p><p>Heirlooms are my favorite and over the years I've settled on a few that almost always seem to produce,at least for me. You might give one a try.....kellogg's breakfast, giant belgium, delicious, and german red strawberry. Sorry, but I,ve never had much luck with cherokee purple.....good taste but never any yield. Don't let that stop you from trying them, though, as they may do well in your dirt.</p><p></p><p>All this talk about gardening is starting to fire me up. I think I'll go check my tomato seed stash.....and by the way, welcome to Tennessee. Hope you have a good growing season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wobblyshot1, post: 3120645, member: 9066"] catman has pretty much nailed it as far as growing tomatoes around here. I pretty much agree with him except for the watering thing but if it works for him that's fine. As far as planting my seedlings, I like to keep it as close to six weeks as I can. They always look "just right" at about that age....almost like they're begging to be put in the ground. Heirlooms are my favorite and over the years I've settled on a few that almost always seem to produce,at least for me. You might give one a try.....kellogg's breakfast, giant belgium, delicious, and german red strawberry. Sorry, but I,ve never had much luck with cherokee purple.....good taste but never any yield. Don't let that stop you from trying them, though, as they may do well in your dirt. All this talk about gardening is starting to fire me up. I think I'll go check my tomato seed stash.....and by the way, welcome to Tennessee. Hope you have a good growing season. [/QUOTE]
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