2006
Update for Aug-22-2006
My plants have suffered so much in the heat. I'm going to have to rethink how I grow tomatoes next year. A visitor named Durgan left a link with some great pictures of Cherokee Purple tomatoes.Update for Jul-22-2006
Some of my plants have died. I put up some photos of a diseased plant. Can anyone help identify what is troubling my plants?
Photos hereUpdate for Jul-14-2006
One thing I'll say about the Cherokee Purple is that they are the most sickly tomato plants I am growing this year. I have already yanked up a few plants and thrown them out into the woods. My other tomato varieties are bigger, healthier, and more robust. I hope the taste of what few Cherokee Purple tomatoes I may end up getting is worth it.
Archive - Notes from previous years.
Durgan -
Tuesday, August 22, 2006 at 8:48 PM
I grew the Cherokee Tomato plant this year. It has thrived. Here is a URL to the pcitures. I post on the Univ of Britch Columbia in Vancouver. Website under Durgan. There is much plant information in the various forums. I usually post in Fruit and Vegetable gardening plus Photography and Aat, plus sometimes in others when appropiate.
Here is the URLhttp://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forums/showthread.php?p=56870#post56870
Here is a short version:
http://xrl.us/q4d6
Here is my URL to my site for this plant.
http://xrl.us/q4dv
Durgan.
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