Which (tasty!) tomatoes yield most?

[Vanisle_BC]

Steve: Thanks for the link to US GDD (growing degree-day) tables. GDD is a subject I've ignored so far. I'm finding it a bit of a chore trying to compare US vs Canadian locations & numbers - ie compare yours with mine (with particular respect to tomatoes.) Think I'll go right back to ignoring GDD.

Apart from the 9/5 diff in 'size' of degrees - F vs C., each table and each crop requires assumptions about the low & high cutoff temperatures; ie degree days to be excluded because the crop does not grow at those temps; all of which has made me give up on trying to compare/convert tables from different websites.

What I'm left with is that some of the details of every gardener’s experience will always be unique to his/her circumstances & methods.

I hope you have - we all have - a good year in the garden (cheer up it's getting warmer.)

[jal_ut]

"What I'm left with is that some of the details of every gardener’s experience will always be unique to his/her circumstances & methods."

Yes, always keep a notebook and write down planting dates, weather patterns, varieties and results. The ol memory banks are good but tend to forget things..... Write it down! Please do plant and enjoy!