Tomato plants and cutting lower leaves
Beef tomatoes are Berner Rose.
No dig soil. I use compost mulch and no feeds or fertiliser.
11th year of tomatoes in this same soil. I never remove it.
Home saved seed, sown 10th March.
Filmed 16th July by John Szymczak from Grand Rapids, Michigan
#tomatoes #nodig #growyourownfood
Видео Tomato plants and cutting lower leaves канала Charles Dowding
No dig soil. I use compost mulch and no feeds or fertiliser.
11th year of tomatoes in this same soil. I never remove it.
Home saved seed, sown 10th March.
Filmed 16th July by John Szymczak from Grand Rapids, Michigan
#tomatoes #nodig #growyourownfood
Видео Tomato plants and cutting lower leaves канала Charles Dowding
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