Well until 2 years ago I DID grow really flavourful toms, but the last 2
years nothing but disaster, & really can't eat those shop bought ones, even
the so called 'vine grown' taste awful:
Even though I used new soil, new plants, they all died of some type of
disease. The stalks went brown & the gradually the whole plants died off. I
believe it is some type of virus, but I did do all the recommended thing
like using fresh soil, not using the old stakes & even using brand new
garden tools that had never seen my garden before!
Oh well I have promised myself that I will try once more again this year.
BTW I live in Sydney
> I am sure this has been answered many times before, but I have just found
> this area.
> A million years ago when I was a child we had great tasting tomatoes.
> I lived then near Barmera, South Australia, and we grew our own.
> I now live in the suburbs of Cairns in Far North Queensland, and the
> commercially grown tomatoes have little or no taste.
> Sure some of this can be attributed to my aging palate, but are there any
> types of tomatoes that are full of taste that can be home grown these
days?
> My garden here is a garden full of tropical plants, for view not for
eating,
> and I decided to put in a few tomato plants, any pointers on tasty
tomatoes
> and their growning would be appreciated.
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> this area.
> A million years ago when I was a child we had great tasting tomatoes.
> I lived then near Barmera, South Australia, and we grew our own.
> I now live in the suburbs of Cairns in Far North Queensland, and the
> commercially grown tomatoes have little or no taste.
> Sure some of this can be attributed to my aging palate, but are there any
> types of tomatoes that are full of taste that can be home grown these
days?
> My garden here is a garden full of tropical plants, for view not for