I like the determinate height. I grew Viva Italia and Chico III last year and produced more tomatoes than I could keep up with. Most determinate Roma's are considered vigorous determinate. They stay small and bushy, but keep producing. This year I'm growing Viva, San Marzano Nano and another generic San Marzano that is supposed to be a determinate type, but doesn't have a special hybrid name.

For the organic guys, what do you guys fertilize with and how often?

I used this from Lowes : https://www.lowes.com/pd/Espoma-Gar...CPye-J7OnOgCFQSsxQIdgxILWg&gclsrc=ds
Directions are every 4-5 weeks . I tried staying in that range . However i also put down grubworm killer when i was making my garden before i planted . I can use the same fertilizer in my patio garden planters .

Medina Has To Grow

My Early Girls from last year. My cages are 6 ft.

I think it all depends on your container and how fertile your ground is . Back about 2-3 yrs ago i had a regular garden myself and i had poles with wires for climbing . My early girls got about 4-5’ tall at most . I thought that was pretty good being in West Texas soil cause i even put down over a dozen bags of cow manure and mixed it with the soil using a tiller . But never had much luck at alot of tomatoes or big ones . And where i planted it was full sunlight until about 5pm daily . I had soaker hose on both rows and all spaced accordingly . I had one plant that got big and rest stayed in the 3-4 ft range . If i see mine are struggling I’ll just have to buy a bigger pot but no way will i plant them in the ground this year .

That has always been a quality product.

The official 2020 garden has begun. 99.9% planted. I lack one Zucchini plant. Lets go!

Great looking raised beds ! Where did you get those ? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Amazon. 3 pack Lifetime Raised Bed. Part # 60069. They are stackable too if you want a deeper bed.

onions looking killer !

Been very impressed with the Dixondale's this year. Following their recommendations on ferts and timing and having great results.

I have this broccoli plant that I planted last fall (way late) that never grew in the fall but came back this spring so I decided to see what would happen if I let it grow. It is 10x taller than the 5 other plants that are from the same situation. It started these yellow flowers two days ago which I thought that you needed to harvest the broccoli before it flowered. Problem is that in hasn't produced any broccoli yet so my question is should I let it go or should I pull all the broccoli plants and make my wife buy broccoli if she wants broccoli?

i plant my broc in the fall as soon as i can get the plants, and eat them in Nov / Dec...i have had plants to do this...compost'm...they're duds

Same here.