has anyone planted out their tomatoes yet?

[queen of the cobs]

Or are you planning to?

We have blight on the plot, so won't be doing that this year, but have brought a few plants home to the garden in pots. They are about a foot high, no flowers yet, and I've been taking them in at night for the last few days. Is this enough? Can I leave them out now?

thanks.

[Capsid]

Yes, you won't get frosts now.

[gojiberry]

Can't plant out toms due to blight. Even tried outside using enviromesh but didn't stop the blight getting through.

Ian

[Alice]

Mine have been out for a few weeks and they're flowering well. I do have a very sheltered garden and they're against a south facing wall. None of us will have any frosts now so you should be fine in London, Queen of the Cobs.
Sorry to hear about the blight problems.

[Lavenderblue]

Mine are going out this week - have not had time or a plot prepared to put them in before but they are all flowering and happy. Have hardened them off and Storm is constructing a protective device to shelter them from the wind a bit.

[bramble]

Planted mine out about 2 weeks ago. All are flowering and some have formed the first thruss of fruit. For the ones in my greenhouse s, some are forming a second thruss with my first plant-Shirley just beginning to turn red. Looking good this season so far as i lost all my toms to blight last year. Good luck to all.

[marigold007]

collecting egg shells, fish heads, and hardening off basil, sweet marjoram, and thyme to interplant with the tomatoes as we speak!

[Alison]

Put some out last weekend and the rest yesterday.

[areia]

mine have been out in pots for 4 weeks now, and seem quite happy but i have them sheltered a little with herbs either side so i wasn't worried still no flowers yet though and they are around 2 and half foot high

[Winged one]

Mine are out a few weeks now - mostly on the plot with no protection but a few in hanging basket and flowerbeds in back garden.

[vegnut]

Mine are in their growbags at home away from the blighty allotments. They are about a foot tall and looking healthy, no flowers yet though. Moneymaker this year for a change.