He grows heirloom tomatoes but also has to have peppers and cucumbers.
Everyone is getting tomatoes and most people never had heirlooms
so it's been a different treat for them.
Cherokee Chocolate with dinner. This was one of 79 varieties.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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I so wish my heirlooms would have done better...not a good summer for tomatoes in my area...well next year we will give it another try...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great crop and variety of tomatoes....Congrats to the Other Half.......
ReplyDelete"His" veggies are certainly looking good! I wish we were one of your lucky neighbors!
ReplyDeleteWow, everything looks so good! Nothing like fresh tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers.
ReplyDeleteWow Patsi... impressive results here. Guessing a lot of hard work by the Other Half... definitely worth it though :-D
ReplyDeleteDear Patsi, Wonderful crop! So glad you showed us the results of your husband's efforts, as I always intended checking out his blog, but never did. My tomatoes are still green, so I am very envious. P.x
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Wow, that last photo makes me hungry!
ReplyDeletePatsi!!!! I am screaming! I am excited and also jealous!!! This is the third year that is not great for my vegetables. Too cool for them. Your pictures reminded me how it could be! Wonderful veggies and superb pictures! The best veggie pitures I've seen in a long time!
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is WOW, and maybe Yum!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tomatoes and great photos! Makes my four plants look rather paltry. :)
ReplyDeletei am soooo jealous! everything looks glorious. i guess you aren't having stink bug problems where you live. they devastated my gardens last year so i pasted on planting one this year. all of my friends have awful gardens again this year. that earthquake sure was something!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful harvest, Patsi! How was that Cherokee Chocolate? Looks yummy ... as do all the rest.
ReplyDeleteDear Patsi, Hello again. Just want you to know I am thinking about you, and saying a prayer, as the storm approaches. P. x
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