By Pdb
Lancashire, United Kingdom
I have been growing Gardeners Delight Tomatoes this year. I grew them about 5 years ago and have grown several other varieties since then but found that GD was the most prolific and was the best tasting. However I'm not convinced that what was in the packet were GD as the picture shows the result of one that has ripened. They are all different sizes but all seem to have the strippy appearance. Can anyone enlighten me please. Thanks
- 29 Aug, 2015
Answers
Go to www.pinterest.com/tomatodirt/striped-tomatoes/
Look at them see the one that matches yours and you may get an answer - Other than that - If they taste OK then just eat them save the seeds and plant some more next year
29 Aug, 2015
I'm wondering who's seeds they were?.....
29 Aug, 2015
I got them from T&M. Never had any problems with them. I get all my seeds from them.
30 Aug, 2015
I would email them a photo......not complaining just pointing it out, if no one tells them how will they know
I sent a photo once of flowering plug plants, they should have been pink and white.....they flowered red and orange!
they seemed pleased to know
30 Aug, 2015
Thanks Pamg I did think about doing that. I have eaten the tomato today and it does taste very nice.
30 Aug, 2015
You could save some seeds like Triffid said,depends if they are F1 or not if they grow true......
30 Aug, 2015
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29 Aug, 2015