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The present study was carried out to determine the effects of different planting systems (standard raised bed, gable raised bed, flat planting) on growth, development, earliness and harvest period parameters of Sumela F1 tomatoes organically grown in the field. The plants grown and development in raised beds had a higher (P˂0.01) stem diameter (mm), plant height (cm), leaf appearance rate (number day -1 ), raceme formation rate (cluster day -1 ), flowering rate (flower day -1 ), first fruit set, first harvest, last harvest, duration of harvest than flat planting. The highest raceme formation rate (0.17 cluster day -1 ), leaf appearance rate (0.35 number day -1 ), duration of harvest (81.2 day) were obtained from gable raised bed. It was concluded that raised beds (standard and gable raised beds) could have significant effects on the growth and development parameters of tomatoes.

The Effect of Different Planting Systems on the Growth and Development of Organic Tomato Growing in the Field