I may have mentioned this on an earlier post...
at the beginning of spring I planted a few tomato plants in my veggie garden
In a few short months....this!
favorites: early girl, sweet million, roma, heirloom egg yolk,
heirloom brandywine, heirloom green zebra
The big round green thing on the left is a Sugar Baby watermelon
The Japaneese eggplant and mini peppers have won me over too
"Anna's" apples below, are a beautiful pinkish blush with lime green
Its always nice to plant a few sunflower seeds...these are really easy and pop up in about 4 weeks
Making a little pasta tonight....
And I think I might need to learn how to "put up" a few jars of these
~"cheers"~
~"cheers"~
OMgosh I am in awe of your harvest!! What amazing photos.. everything looks delicious. I have been wanting to plant veggies but we have so many wild rabbits, I wonder what would be left for me?
ReplyDeleteHave a great dinner tonight!! I'm so hungry now!
~*~*They look amazing!!My 11 year old LOVES tomatoes..I think he prefers them to sweets..lol! Just wish I could grow them as well as you~~*Blessngs, Rachel ;)
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing better than a home grown tomato. Looks like your plants did really well and your photos are wonderful.
ReplyDeletexo, Sherry
WOW! I am definitely impressed! I didn't grow a single tomato this year! You grew them in abundance! My granddaughters LOVE tomatoes. I don't think you could have forced me to eat one when I was a kid...although I will say that my mother used to slice them and serve them with sugar. What a healthy salad THAT was! Diana
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful comments...but please don't be too impressed. I have alot of tomato plants, about 11 to be exact. Two died and I am harvesting the rest like a mad woman. I haven't used any pesticides and have given them over to the king of the cut worms. But the good ones are really good.
ReplyDeleteDiana, tomato's with sugar? Interesting : )
kelley
kelley,
ReplyDeletewhy aren't we neighbors? warm tomato sandwiches and prosecco for lunch.
~janet
mickey d's? - oh lord girl.
Hi Kelley,
ReplyDeleteYour tomatoes look great. I have given up buying tomatoes here at the moment as they go off before I can use them and the taste is somewhat lacking!!!!
Hope you're having a great week.
Take care
Janine
XXOO
Tasmania, Australia
Stunning! I Love love love heirloom tomatoes! What a gorgeous bounty you have!
ReplyDeleteBrandywine and zebras are my favorite kinds - but this year I planted romas and something called a "mortgage lifter" and a bunch of cherries. Harvest was low this year despite the perfect weather in the northeast. I didn't give feeding enough priority. (They are in huge pots!)
ReplyDeleteThere is always next year!