I managed to grow some black indigo rose tomatoes last year: Recipe - Black Tomato, Cheese & Onion Quiche
What's going on in your garden (2018-2022)?
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I managed to grow some black indigo rose tomatoes last year: Recipe - Black Tomato, Cheese & Onion Quiche
Hungry Man
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just checked your post and especially the 1st photo is exceptionally good.
just checked your post and especially the 1st photo is exceptionally good.
Thank you! Was looking at the date of that post and it was October - yet your black tomatoes are nearly ready in July. Maybe I was late planting it...
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Those are so cool!
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Wife pulled Beetroot yesterday, only medium sized but enough to make 3 jars. It smells so nice cooking then bottling. Funny because everyone loves it here but I prefer store bought tinned Beetroot. My wife says I'm weird. Lol.
Russ
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Yep, it's a little dry out:
CraigC
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Our Everglades tomatoes are doing fine. too bad it takes about 100 to make a gallette. They are no larger than an American dime.
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Wife got some heirloom ones that I planted as an experiment last summer, they were about an inch in diameter and the sweetest ever. We kept pips to grow again. They were a yellowish tomato.
Russ
My garden is on life support. This heat wave is brutal, and I went to Houston for a week. My basil is half green, half yellow. The green leaves still taste good, but they are small and do not look pretty. My pepper plants are not setting new fruit right now. It is too hot. They should perk up and produce a lot by mid-September.
My oregano is not pretty, either, but still alive and the leaves taste good. The rosemary and thyme are fine. They don't get as much full sunlight.
But, my front yard looks great! As I showed before, it is all native North Texas plants. They just look good and say, "Bring it on."
CD
My oregano is not pretty, either, but still alive and the leaves taste good. The rosemary and thyme are fine. They don't get as much full sunlight.
But, my front yard looks great! As I showed before, it is all native North Texas plants. They just look good and say, "Bring it on."
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rascal
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Middle of winter and still getting chillies, not a lot but some still for fresh and freezing as well. Mini propagating boxes are working. High of 8 deg c today.
Russ
Russ
Gosh, I didn't realise they were so small.
CraigC
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Memory lapse again on my part!
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