Levington Tomorite

Levington Tomorite: Excellent once you can get at it! (77 words)
by John Gathercole - written on 11.09.07
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We use a lot of the stuff but from now on will be looking for substitutes. With ageing wrists, we cannot get the lids off. This applies after every opening as the safety catch goes back on on closure and you have to start again. My cure is to cut through the outer red plastic cap to be left with the white inner screw cap. But I would rather save my fingers and buy from another ...

Food for Thought (1142 words)
by Aspen - written on 25.02.01 (Very useful, 1998 readings)
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We all have our favourites. If it works for you, if you like it and trust it, then buy it and stick with it. Very subjective, this gardening thing. If you prefer Levington’s product to Fisons, or Bio, or B&Q’s own, then that’s what you should buy. But realistically, there are so many brand names on the shelves, but they are essentially all the same product in different packaging. So I’m not going to delve into differences between brands here, because I don’t consider there are any. So why am I here? Don’t worry, I’m not going wildly off topic (as I am prone to do at times). I do want to look at ...

Levington Tomorite: An excellent all round feed (249 words)
by BizzyB - written on 16.08.00 (Very useful, 561 readings)
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Of all the many tomato feeds I have tried I am most pleased with Levingtons on an all round basis. A concentrated liquid feed, this product is easy to add to your watering regime once a week. This feed has extra seaweed added which is mineral and nutrient rich. Despite the added seaweed there is very little odour but the liquid is a very rich, dark brown colour. Available in 1litre bottles, one of the best features is the attached measuring cup. This makes using the correct amount of feed to water as without a measuring cup it is easy to add too much. The Levingtons feed is one measuring cup full to one 7-8litre watering can. Many feeds use their cap as a measuring ...