Things they are'a growin!

[Saltydog]

This is me an my wife's 5th spring season and the best we have done by far. On the right is razz berries, 6ft cheery tomatoes in a barrel top, strawberrys, kale, spinach under cloth and brandywines at the end, grapes and more bramdywines on the left. the greenhouse I planted early and has bin producing great cucumbers, tomatoes are doing good and just planted more jolipenos, bells and eggplants. And sprouting seeds constantly. I have a fan at the top on a timer blowing hot air out and an intake at the front bottom to keep fresh air running through, everything runs on 2 100w solar panels and a 145ah battery in the tote. thanks for Lookin an stay gold!

[applestar]

Looks great!

[sweetiepie]

I haven't heard anyone say "stay gold" in decades. Neat!

[lisag4669]

how tall duties Beefmaster potatoes grow anyways? And when do they flower?

[lisag4669]

that would be beef master tomatoes, not potatoes! Lol

[applestar]

Beefmaster Tomato
3.83 out of 5based on 6customer ratings (6 customer reviews)
Fruit size: 18 to 32 oz
Matures: 80 days after planting
Spacing: 36 inches apart
Plant size: 8 to 10 feet
Plant type: Indeterminate
An improved hybrid, this huge red beefsteak produces large, meaty, classic beefsteak-type tomatoes on indeterminate vines until frost. Fruit is tolerant of cracking. Great for sandwiches and big, fat slices. Flavor is mild and sweet. Grow it in a tall cage or tie to a stake for support.

Resistant to verticillium wilt (V), fusarium wilt (F), and nematodes (N).