Tomatoes & Peppers: How does hot weather affect the flavor of Sungold?, 0 by evelyn_inthegarden

evelyn_inthegarden wrote:
The Sungolds both in the large pots and the square foot gardens have been prolific this year. Some I started from seed and two I purchased as starts from the nursery. This year was a good year, since we had no late snowfalls.

Most of the time in spring it warms up early, then it cools off for about a month...with rain or snow. Well, come to think of it, we did get hail, but then it warmed up soon after. I didn't know what to expect. I rushed to.cover them quickly. It all worked out OK in the end with 20 bushes total. There are/were fruit on all of them. In years past I did not succeed as well.