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Has anyone grown this one? It was the only one in my local shop that didn't weigh about a ton when mature!
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God knows I've tried! I've had zero germination - a couple of years on the run with the same packet of seeds. Marshalls sold me a dud I think. All my others came up ok.Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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I'm growing them too for the first time this year. They're supposed to be really good all-rounders, plus they look pretty neat.The Impulsive Gardener
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I'm hoping to grow this one too....I thought they looked cute and small
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I'm trying this one for the first time this year. Completely failed with butternuts last year so looked for something different. Will let you know how it goes - only just sowed into pots this week.come visit a garden
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We grew Sweet Dumpling last year, with great success! Well worth growing them as being small they are an excellent lunch roasted whole. I scoop the seeds out and then I put butter and chopped garlic in and roast for a while, then add creme fluid (as we can't get double cream here) and grated cheese, back in the oven for a while and excellent!
We found them extremely easy to grow, luckily weren't inundated with them as only had about 4 plants. We started them off inside the polytunnel and then planted them out in the garden.
So well worth trying them.
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2nd Jan early tomato sowing.
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Brilliant! Thanks for the replies. The packet said to soak the seeds before sowing so I'm ready to go.Comment
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