grow heirloom tomatoes

I live in a flat & realize this goal has to be put on hold until I have the space.
I bought my brother some seeds for christmas so he can grow some on his allotment.

All of my plants have fruited and are totally out of control now!

Some still haven’t ripened yet, like the Black Krim, but they’re so overloaded! I’m just hoping they ripen before the first frost.

I tried some potatoes aswell, much more successful, and I get a crop and some seed potatoes each year.

And they’re doing so well! The ones I can remember off the top of my head are Radiator Charlie’s, Campjoy, Black Krim, Peaceville, Jaune Louer, and Green Zebra.

I don’t have the best soil, so they started out kind of feeble, but when I added fertilizer they just shot right up! All of them are flowering, and about half of them have fruited already. None are ripe yet, but I am so looking forward to it!

of sliced tomatoes, in different colors and shapes, is one of the wonders of the universe. Especially if you grew ‘em yourself. Can’t wait until July…

what happens to the now-germinated seeds I planted a month ago? People are telling me that the plant will die over the winter; but winter isn’t something we have in the San Francisco Bay Area….can it produce fruit in the spring once the warmth comes back in full? I’m prepared to bring my little heirloom and zebra stripe plants in for the “winter” so that they can flourish next spring / summer….