Heat causing tomatoes to stay green?

[Mauldintiger]

I think it's that way everywhere, really getting crowded down here!

 

[Smart Red]

Major, you will always be welcome in South-est, central-est Wisconsin. We let only the best of people live here. You could even purchase the neighbor's 30 acre property.

 

[baymule]

Major, you will always be welcome in South-est, central-est Wisconsin. We let only the best of people live here. You could even purchase the neighbor's 30 acre property.

 

[baymule]

I will surely never have to worry about them not ripening because of warm nights. I just wish the days would get up to 80.

Oh BOO-HOO.....feel real sorry for ya'

 

[thistlebloom]

Oh BOO-HOO.....feel real sorry for ya'

Hey! Listen here you Texas chick! You have harvested much much more from your baking oven garden than I have. AND about 3000 more yellow squash! Haha.

 

[baymule]

 

[digitS']

The 11th will be 4 weeks, @Mauldintiger . Are you still looking at the same green tomatoes?

This has to be one of the 2% of TEG tomato threads that I stayed out of . I'm usually too willing to jump in with little or nothing informative to say. Here, I just thought, "give it a week to 10 days, 'Tiger will have all the ripe tomatoes he can shake a stick at!"

Now, I'm anticipating lots of ripe tomatoes! Maybe tomorrow. The biggest part of them haven't been picked this week. Collecting seed early is a good idea, we are told. There are several varieties without a single ripe fruit so far. Some are covered with green ones. Some don't even show that promise ...

Steve

 

[Carol Dee]

Major, you will always be welcome in South-est, central-est Wisconsin. We let only the best of people live here. You could even purchase the neighbor's 30 acre property.

I am CLOSE. Maybe I am among the best, too! It is a good place to garden, grow weeds and raise a family. <3

 

[Smart Red]

Carol Dee, by inviting the major I did not intend to exclude you or any of the other super-wonderful friends on this site. If anyone would prefer to beat the major and buy the neighbor's 30 acres first, I will be totally excited to have you next door.

Fences might make good neighbors, but it is extra special when neighbors are good friends.

 

[Carol Dee]

No offense taken. I was just making note that the Mid-west is a great place to garden and raise a family. If we where looking to relocate that 30 acres would be perfect. I can assure you we would be GOOD Neighbors.