Alicante, Sweet Success and Shirley - all Thomson and Morgan.
Apparently Lucera potatoes are an early variety.
Alicante, Sweet Success and Shirley - all Thomson and Morgan.
Apparently Lucera potatoes are an early variety.
I pulled up all the tomato plants today as blight is raging through them. We had a very wet start to the summer, which I think was the cause of the problem. I also had all the plants in the same area of the garden, unlike my normal practice of spreading them around.
Our refuse collectors have been on strike so the garden waste bin has not been emptied for some weeks. Fortunately there was still some space so I cut up the tomato plants and put them in the bin.
I've waited until now as May has been very wet and cold so far. The weather is warmer today and the forecast is that the improvement will continue over the next few days.
The tomato seed I sowed on 31 March failed to germinate. On 18 April I uncovered the containers and found the compost was dry. I had assumed that, because there were drips of condenastion on the inside surface of the clingfilm, the compost was moist. I added more water, and eventually most of the seed, including the coleus, has germinated. However, there is only one healthy-looking Ailsa Craig seedling (this may well have something to do with the small 3 caterpillars I've found in the compost), so today I sowed a few more.
The courgettes have germinated - I've put the bigger one outside in a crate.