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30 Apr 16, Lesley (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi I am getting oxo heart tomato seeds is it to early to put seeds in and grow them,under a patio I am south of Perth Cheers lesley

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30 Mar 16, Mike (Australia - temperate climate)

Feed with nitrogen rich fert. You can use store bought liquid fert. for quick fix or dig in manure around the base of each plant. There are lots of ways to help boost the minerals in soil, Google is your friend.

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30 Mar 16, David (Canada - Zone 2b Sub-Arctic climate)

Best Tomato seeds to use in this Zone 2b Sub-Arctic?

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12 Jun 18, Lisa the Transplant (Canada - zone 4a Temperate Warm Summer climate)

Hi David :) I am in Northern NL Canada and if you are not doing greenhouse tomatoes, actually...the Artic tomato is perfect for zone 3-4.

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31 Mar 16, David (Canada - Zone 2b Sub-Arctic climate)

So, I asked for the names of tomato seeds that best grows in my region. Zone 2b Sub-Arctic? Can you help or not!

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19 Mar 16, hazwl (South Africa - Humid sub-tropical climate)

My green peppers an tomatoes doesn't do well tomatoe leaves turn grey and greenpeper leaves don't look so good. I do treat them with insect sprays it helps but I get one or 2 peppers a time .

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14 Mar 16, philip hope (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Bright yellow leaves at the tip of the plant what is the soil deficient in? I live just outside of Gympie

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28 Apr 16, Tania (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hi Phillip, yellow leaves tend to mean you need more calcium in the soil.... try some chicken manure.

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10 Mar 16, Dave McGinlay (Australia - temperate climate)

I have an amazing Roma Tomato plant that is now in it;s third flowering & has produced over 200 tomatoes over the past 18 months(I just trim off the dead foliage) Lately some of the fruit has a very small round hole in them & when cut open reveals a heap of tiny eggs. Could this be some kind of wasp.? I am picking them a bit earlier now as the culprit can;t seem to put a hole in them if they are slightly unripe. Regards Dave McGinlay

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15 Mar 16, Jacqueline Comber (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Sounds very much like fruit fly...we can't grow in Sumner because of these.

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