Greenthumb18
Deeply Rooted
If anyone has recently looked over a few 2013 Vegetable Garden catalogs, Has anyone noticed something different in tomatoes listed for first time?
Grafted Tomato plants, This isn't anything new, grafted plants are common in Europe and Asia and are just now starting to reach the mainstream here in the U.S. I read the catalog's description and I'm convinced.
I must say grafted plants looks quite promising, better yields, better disease resistance, and longer harvesting than tomatoes normally started as seed. I never knew tomatoes could be grafted I thought just fruit trees were grafted. This sounds very interesting and will make next year exciting with this innovation.
I definitely want to plant some of these for next year, especially having a bad year for tomatoes myself. I bet these will sell out fast, its not a bad idea to order a few plants early.
I think grafted plants hold a lot of potential.
Grafted Tomato plants, This isn't anything new, grafted plants are common in Europe and Asia and are just now starting to reach the mainstream here in the U.S. I read the catalog's description and I'm convinced.
I must say grafted plants looks quite promising, better yields, better disease resistance, and longer harvesting than tomatoes normally started as seed. I never knew tomatoes could be grafted I thought just fruit trees were grafted. This sounds very interesting and will make next year exciting with this innovation.
I definitely want to plant some of these for next year, especially having a bad year for tomatoes myself. I bet these will sell out fast, its not a bad idea to order a few plants early.
I think grafted plants hold a lot of potential.