Tomato plants

I have grown tomatoes in hanging baskets with great success, I recommend tumbler and Tom thumb varieties. They will need watering and feeding every day but they are very tasty toms and grow anywhere.

I have done this as well but not sure what variety of plant I grew, would like to add, if your basket is against a wall you will get even more toms if you can turn it regularly, so that both sides get some sun

Not a vegetable, but rhubarb grows well here.

Admin wrote:I have grown tomatoes in hanging baskets with great success, I recommend tumbler and Tom thumb varieties. They will need watering and feeding every day but they are very tasty toms and grow anywhere.

Have tried growing tomatoes in hanging baskets, but not very sucessfully I think mainly because my garden is quite sheltered with trees think they would have appreciated a bit more sun

I think they need full sun for at least half the day

Ehhemm!! I believe, shoot me if wrong, that a tomato is a fruit and rhubarb a veg.

I do believe you are right there Sweetpea

Admin wrote:I do believe you are right there Sweetpea

absolutely!!..was going to say rhubarb...and yes, definitely a vegetable... artichokes grow well in the bottom of the valley too also swiss chard....grow your own or help yourself to a bunch of leaves from the herb garden...