I know some of you fellows have got some dandies. Here is my first straight from the LOSER garden today.Attachment 130057
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I know some of you fellows have got some dandies. Here is my first straight from the LOSER garden today.Attachment 130057
Proud to say I had my first home grown mater sandwich today. Been getting a few grape tomatoes for the past 2 weeks, but had a nice red juicy full grown one today. Meant to take a picture but ate it already. Cukes and peppers and a few squash also coming in.
Picked these today , can't keep up with all the veggies right now!Attachment 130061
I had a bunch of cherry tomatoes but the wife made a big salad last night. These are my first Roma's of the year and are pretty small. I guess do to the cold spring.
i'll take a head of that cabbage, a lb. of those maters, and a hand full of those banana peppers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie Greg
My Squash and Cucumbers are going wild! But Tomatoes are not so good, most around here blaming blight or virus on Tomatoes. Sure could use some rain here.
Tomatoes aren't doing great here either. The blooms fall off without producing fruit. We've had plenty of water. Someone said it may be the heat.
High temps will stop blooms from setting.:donoQuote:
Originally Posted by RCC
Latest tomato report. I have several small ones that have appeared overnight. I only have one plant for large tomatoes and I think there are 14 green ones on it now. I've eaten 2 off of it that have ripened.
It has been planted in crappie guts and watered only. You may ask, "where did you come up with crappie guts?". At this time, I cannot reveal my source, but most anyone that catches fish will let you have a bucket of guts.:biggrin
Hey dude, it's okay. We know Carol catches all the feesh around there. Your secret is safe with us. :Rofl Way to go on the Crappie 'maters!Quote:
Originally Posted by RCC