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Gardening

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1. I experimented with Tiny Tim crosses many years ago

Thu Dec 3, 2020, 11:51 PM

Dec 2020

I recently saw this article which details the process nicely. I LOVE home raised tomatoes! Like to eat them just like an apple right after picking.

https://www.growingformarket.com/articles/onfarm-tomato-breeding-making-crosses-and-managing

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For the coming growing season. [View all] Blue_true Dec 2020 OP

I experimented with Tiny Tim crosses many years ago Ziggysmom Dec 2020 #1

Good starter information. Blue_true Dec 2020 #5

Ask DU's resident tomato expert: The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2020 #2

Right up my alley! Will bookmark and do a proper response tomorrow. NRaleighLiberal Dec 2020 #3

How About Bagging the Flowers to Exclude Pollinators? The Roux Comes First Dec 2020 #4

Tomato blooms are self pollinators. Blue_true Dec 2020 #7

Sorry, I Understood You to Be Planning to Clear Out the Self-pollen The Roux Comes First Dec 2020 #8

That is what I planned to try, until a DU member posted a diagram that Blue_true Dec 2020 #9