I know nothing

I have never been interested in gardening I think I was put off it as a child we had a large and very over grown garden which was a jungle when we moved in it took many years to clear it.
So I was really suprised this year when my wife bought a greenhouse flat pack ofcourse. I realy enjoyed building it and couldnt wait to get some thing growing inside. I bought some tomatoe plants a corgett and a pepper plant and three grow bags. These seem to be going well so far none have died and all are bigger than they were when I planted them but other than water them I have no idea what to do.
So any we tips greatfuly received .

 

There are many sources you can try for advice, Google is always a good starter, however take a look at :

http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_veg_diary/fruit_veg_mini_project_july_1_tomato.asp

This will certainly give you some info on Toms !

Col

 

Thank you a very interesting site.

 

I have just looked at that sight and saved it to my favorites looks good but must get off this computer and go and stain my fence.
Jacqui

 

You still here?
It will be dark soon.
Compulsive here, in'it!

 

A quick glance at the above site and I realised all my tomatoe growth was in the side shoot catergory so I pruned them. I am worried that I may have inavertently removed the top shoot off some off them will this ruin my chances of getting a crop off those plants . I am thinking of buying another couple of plants as back up.

 

Whoops! bit early for tomato pinching out, usually wait till its a bit more established & in flower. See what happens with them Kaptainzep, you may get fewer larger fruit. But go for it! (maybe safe to get some back ups though!)

 

Now I really feal stupid as I read the label they are bush type tomatoes have I ruined them.

 

Mate, don't worry! you will still get toms! + thats what gardening is about = experimenting

 

I feal a little better to day as I found my first tomatoe.

 

Kaptainzep, good, I know am a bit late , pleased to know, hope they taste nice, what are they ?
Ladybird

 

get a hydroponic gardening growning youl be alot more well off then check out the link below

 

Hello there Its been said before, dont worry you will soon develope your own growing methods and may be better than you think . enjoy your greenhouse experiment a litte keep notes so as not to do it wrong again next year I can tell you your tomatoes will be the best you have tasted. kind regards John