baymule
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And your winter weather would make sleeping in the freezer all warm and cozy in comparison.
A look at this years tomatoes.
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And your winter weather would make sleeping in the freezer all warm and cozy in comparison.
Well maybe... except we have these things called HOUSES, and HEATERS. Haha.
baymule
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jackb
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Both April and May have much cooler than normal here in New York according to the weather bureau. Bah Humbug.
jackb
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digitS'
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I tried to get a picture of the two tomato plants with actual green tomatoes in my garden before I snipped them and the blooms off. Either couldn't see one green fruit or the other in the picture, although the plants were next to each other
One of the two was a Bloody Butcher. No surprise there - what a fine variety that has been for me. Terrible name but flavorful, early fruit from plants that produce all season. Saying the name gets the same reaction from DW every time, "that's not very nice ..." Oh well, she likes the little tomatoes .
The other plant attempting an early delivery is a regular-leaf plant from a 2015 Bloody Butcher tomato ..! Yeah, it is likely one of the crosses I was attempting in 2013. Failing that year at being able to cross-pollinate tiny tomato flowers, I continued to grow the 3 varieties side-by-side in the backyard.
What I failed to do may have been accomplished by a bee! Potato-leaf Bloody Butcher has regular-leaf offspring! They will have another chance at fruiting but a little garden growth should come first.
Steve
who hasn't seen a 60°f morning yet in a warm spring, 2016
One of the two was a Bloody Butcher. No surprise there - what a fine variety that has been for me
. Terrible name but flavorful, early fruit from plants that produce all season. Saying the name gets the same reaction from DW every time, "that's not very nice ..." Oh well, she likes the little tomatoes .The other plant attempting an early delivery is a regular-leaf plant from a 2015 Bloody Butcher tomato ..! Yeah, it is likely one of the crosses I was attempting in 2013. Failing that year at being able to cross-pollinate tiny tomato flowers, I continued to grow the 3 varieties side-by-side in the backyard.
What I failed to do may have been accomplished by a bee! Potato-leaf Bloody Butcher has regular-leaf offspring! They will have another chance at fruiting but a little garden growth should come first
.Steve
who hasn't seen a 60°f morning yet in a warm spring, 2016
jackb
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My tomato season has officially begun. The plants are flowering and setting fruit so they are using lots of water. Today I ran the water lines to the autopots to automate the watering process. Also, I planted a dozen plants in the garden. This year I am covering the soil with black poly to control weeds, maintain moisture and heat the soil. I am anxious to see how this works.
ninnymary
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Everything looks neat and orderly. Just the way I like things.
Mary
Mary
jackb
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A woman in the UK remarked: "Your greenhouse is tidier than my flat!" That is something I would never admit to.Everything looks neat and orderly. Just the way I like things.
Mary
ninnymary
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Especially on the internet where it stays forever! hahaA woman in the UK remarked: "Your greenhouse is tidier than my flat!" That is something I would never admit to.
Mary
