PHOTO OF THE WEEK, Tomatoes in December
 

I think this photo probably needs no explanation but it's hard not to
gloat over picking a tomato in December.

js

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"Jack Schmidling" wrote in message
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I think this photo probably needs no explanation but it's hard not to
gloat over picking a tomato in December.

js

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Good Lord, man, I didn't know you were a Renaissance Man!

(Yes, let us know the electric bill.) We haven't had snow like this this
winter here in VA (near the mountains) yet.
Dee Dee

PHOTO OF THE WEEK, Tomatoes in December
 

On 12/11/07 11:45 PM, in article
, "Jack
Schmidling" wrote:

I think this photo probably needs no explanation but it's hard not to
gloat over picking a tomato in December.

js

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Hey Jack, I'm headed your way for lunch!

Lucky man!
C

PHOTO OF THE WEEK, Tomatoes in December
 

Dee.Dee wrote:
"Jack Schmidling" wrote in message
...
I think this photo probably needs no explanation but it's hard not to
gloat over picking a tomato in December.

I've got two cherry tomatoes up on the wall in the kitchen, and they're
still flowering.... I just say, "OK, turn around and go down to the
south forty to get some tomatoes..."

B/

PHOTO OF THE WEEK, Tomatoes in December
 

"Jack Schmidling" wrote in message
...
I think this photo probably needs no explanation but it's hard not to
gloat over picking a tomato in December.

js

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I hate you. My tomatoe plants look like something from Little Shop of
Horrors. :-)

PHOTO OF THE WEEK, Tomatoes in December
 

Brian Mailman wrote:

I've got two cherry tomatoes up on the wall in the kitchen, and they're
still flowering.... I just say, "OK, turn around and go down to the
south forty to get some tomatoes..."

I had one years ago in a hallway with a South facing window that fruited
all Winter and had a feeling they would do well in a greenhouse.

We have them every year in the garden and I wanted to move one to the GH
but missed the opportunity and you just reminded me to start some.
Problem is, the ones in the garden are volunteers and we haven't planted
them in years so we have no seed and seeds are hard to find now.

Thanks for the jog.

js

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK, Tomatoes in December
 

Jack Schmidling wrote:
Brian Mailman wrote:

I've got two cherry tomatoes up on the wall in the kitchen, and they're
still flowering.... I just say, "OK, turn around and go down to the
south forty to get some tomatoes..."

I had one years ago in a hallway with a South facing window that fruited
all Winter and had a feeling they would do well in a greenhouse.

We have them every year in the garden and I wanted to move one to the GH
but missed the opportunity and you just reminded me to start some.
Problem is, the ones in the garden are volunteers and we haven't planted
them in years so we have no seed and seeds are hard to find now.

Thanks for the jog.

:)

I have a note on May 1 to see if for the first time in years I can grow
a rocoto pepper there. I never thought I had enough sun in that window.

B/

I simply have to agree - scrumptuous looking tomatoes and to think you manage it in adverse conditions. Congratulations.