The Romas are mostly planted now. That included the hybrid, determinate Romas, and the indeterminates.
These are Amish Paste and Tiren, both indeterminate but Amish Paste is open pollinated and Tiren is a hybrid.
These are mostly the slicing tomatoes. They are the second group that I planted out, so they didn't get cooked in the Wall-o-Waters.
Some of these did get cooked. However, I think they might be starting to grow anyway. That would be nice.
These are the hybrid Romas. They are determinate. I hope they do well. The nonhybrid Romas are only two plants, and not yet ready to plant in the garden bed.
Then there are the first of the Dwarf tomatoes. This was a large plastic container that was originally a water feature filter. I drilled nine 4-inch holes in the bottom, filled with a mix of home soil and home compost. Also some left over peat moss. This container should be large enough for these two dwarf tomatoes. I read that they can be grown in 5 gallon buckets, and this container holds about 5 of those buckets of soil. They do seem close together.
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