I spent a couple of hours on the plot this morning for the first time since Tuesday, and looking at the weather forecast for the week ahead it looks I’ll be doing the same most days. I hope so as I really want to get back into the routine of going there even if it’s just to potter.
The red tomatoes Outdoor Girl are doing well, and here are ten in a 6.5 in /16.5 cm plant pot saucer.
There’s no sign yet of any of the Yellow Perfection ones even starting to ripen.
The Candytuft Fairy Mix (Iberis umbellata) was another of the annual seeds I sowed which didn’t appear but looking round this morning there are now a few plants flowering. I’ll be trying again next year when hopefully they’ll do better. The picture shows some from July 2019.
Have a good week, and take care!
Flighty's plot 
Well done, with the red tomatoes. They look really tasty. Glad to hear the weather is better for pottering. It’s been like that here in Kentucky for the past couple of days, in the 70s F, almost like fall. Hope it lasts!
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Liz thanks. They taste as good as they look. Yes, it’s much better thankfully. Same here. xx
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Those are calendar-worthy tomatoes — picture perfect. Hope they are sweet and skin not too tough.
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Nikki thanks. They taste good as well. xx
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Bright and succulent!
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Cathy yes indeed. xx
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Your red tomatoes look delicious 🙂
All the best Jan
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Jan they taste as good as they look. Thanks, for you too. xx
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Everything seems topsy-turvy this year Mike. Your plot results are keeping my spirits up, albeit they are not what you usually expect, So thanks . Keep plotting on …. xx
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Anne it certainly does one way and another. That’s good to hear. You’re welcome. I sure will. xx
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It will be interesting to see how the year pans out with such a mix of seasonal disorders so far! xx
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Andy (?) it will indeed. xx
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Your tomatoes look good Mike. I harvested more today from the plot. No other tomato beats an allotment/garden/ balcony grown one xx
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