Help choosing what variety to grow indoors (strawberrys and

Watch Reply
More
Mark unread Print Skip to new
jcpolland Glasgow, United Kingdom Aug 11, 2013

I live in a flat which has very large windows and they sun shines directly in them every day.

I have always wanted to grow something in my home but dont know much about it I have been doing a little but of reading but would like peoples suggestions as to what varietys they think grow and produce the best results in a home.

So far I thought I was set with yellow pear tomatoes as the site i seen them on at first says they grow between 6 and 7 feet tall which I could live with but the more I read about them in other places I started hearing storys of upwards of 8 feet.

Idealy I would like to have a couple of difirent varietys of strawberry and tomatoes but I am open to suggestions on what else I could maybe grow indoors aswell.

Post #9627216
Quote
Doug9345 Durhamville, NY(Zone 5b) Aug 11, 2013

Yellow pear would be the last tomato I'd try inside. It's a vary large gangly plant. There are a number of dwarf http://nctomatoman.weebly.com/dwarf-tomato-project-introduction-and-information.html and smaller tomatoes.

It's hard to have enough light in the winter to grow fruiting plants.

Post #9627333
Quote
jcpolland Glasgow, United Kingdom Aug 11, 2013

Sorry but Ive had a look at that site and I cant really say it helps me trying to find any information that interests me on it is frustrating and made me give up.

Post #9627405
Quote
Doug9345 Durhamville, NY(Zone 5b) Aug 11, 2013

This was the list I assumed that the previous link had.

http://tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=19549

The first few lines are a history, but after that is a description and to who they where released to. Tatianna's TomatoBASE will give other sources.

http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Category:Tomato_Variety_List

Post #9627485
Quote
jcpolland Glasgow, United Kingdom Aug 11, 2013

Thanks I will have at look at that when they activate my account much appreciated

Post #9627522
Quote

Post a Reply to this Thread

Please or sign up to post.
Back to Forum Homepage

More Beginner Gardening Threads

Go to all Beginner Gardening threads
BACK TO TOP