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Keeping Frost Off Young Tomato Plants

Advice on early tomato care frost

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Guard your tomato plants from Jack Frost

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Surviving Frost Damage

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A Touch More Frost

January 16, 2012

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A cold and frosty morning

December 27, 2011

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Christmas Tomatoes

November 22, 2011

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TOPICS

Advice on early tomato care18
Blight5
Blossom end rot1
Build your greenhouse6
chillies1
Cordon or Indeterminate Tomato Varieties1
Cucumbers13
End of season advice1
frost6
Garden6

Guernsey Island Heirloom tomatoes1
Heirloom Tomatoes3
leaf curl5
leaf scorch2
leggy plants1
Litchi tomatoes3
Melons3
Mr TK's Tomato Growing Book1
Nipping out early shoots and taking cuttings6
peppers2
Pets1
raised beds1
readers problems1
recipies1
Seasonal Tips3
Seed Sowing4
The American way and down-under3
The History of Guernsey Tomato growing4
Tomato diseases pests and disorders7
Tomato feeding watering comfrey and other organic fertilizers8
Tomato Q and A3
Tomato training methods8
Tomato types and varieties1
Vegetables1
Video Posts3

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Mid season de-leafing

Melons May 2010

How to prune tomatoes

First Trusses May 2010

Nipping out young side shoots

Building my polytunnel

Tying up plants

Plaiting Garlic

Out and Indoor Tomatoes

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Welcome to my Blog

I was born in Guernsey (but now live in Brittany) and our main industry was growing tomatoes although that industry has now virtually disappeared. Growing tomatoes to a Guernseyman is like wine to a Frenchman, it's in our blood! I do not profess to be an expert, but I have picked up a few tips and techniques which work for me.

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