Gardening
Related: About this forumI wish you could stop by and take some tomatoes.
I just picked these today, and the plants are still full. We give them away and make a lot of salsa.
GPV
(73,036 posts)Nictuku
(3,864 posts)They look lovely.
SWBTATTReg
(24,094 posts)plans for a garden on the back burner. Instead, I'll go to the farmer's market and support people like you. Thanks so much for sharing your green thumb with all of us!
Croney
(4,924 posts)Weather in the Northeast is too fickle. This year the corn is tiny and the jalapeños just never thrived. The cukes are torpedos though.
We are just city farmers.
Grasswire2
(13,708 posts)Every Sunday I walk home loaded with all I can take home with my cart and bags.
The first item I hurry to snag is two pints of Sungold tomatoes. Delicious. I have a bountiful Sungold plant here at home, too.
SWBTATTReg
(24,094 posts)the gardeners, everyone! It's one of the great American traditions to show off one's luck (and expertise too) in the garden with others. A fine tradition if you ask me.
Grasswire2
(13,708 posts)Croney
(4,924 posts)Croney
(4,924 posts)tblue37
(66,035 posts)Jilly_in_VA
(10,889 posts)We've been getting ours from a friend. I can't grow them because we have black walnut trees (please, someone, come get the walnuts! I hate them!). The last year I had a garden that produced a bumper crop I froze them. I dipped them in boiling water to removed the skins, then cored and quartered them, put them in quart freezer bags, and stacked them flat in the freezer. Lots easier than canning, and I would just fish out a couple of bags for spaghetti or chili or whatever. They lasted well into the winter. I was told later that you don't have to remove the skins but I prefer not to have those in my sauces.
Croney
(4,924 posts)Tomatoes, onion, cilantro, jalapeño, garlic into the chopper, add lime juice and a little salt. Then I use cheesecloth to strain it, saving the extra water for making soup.
Uses up a lot of cherry tomatoes!
SharonClark
(10,323 posts)I planted 23 tomatos of 17 varieties and the Sweet 100 is twice as big as any other plant I've got.
Croney
(4,924 posts)I need for sure. I do make tomato quiches with our garden broccoli.
Scrivener7
(52,745 posts)Croney
(4,924 posts)Trueblue1968
(18,116 posts)THOSE ARE BEAUTIES !!!!!
femmocrat
(28,394 posts)I have tons of cherry tomatoes. Dont know what to do with them all. My husband makes and freezes pizzas. I think they would be good on that. I am going to make some tomato soup.
Not enough cukes this year for gazpacho unfortunately!