Oh my GOSH! LOOK what I have!!

[Broke Down Ranch]

Ya'll know the terrible condtion my tomatoes were in. Well, I fought the good fight to save them, got rid of the bugs and look what they have given me:

I think I have well over 2 dozen little greenies out there. And they are just LOADED with blooms:

 

[injunjoe]

Looking pretty happy now!

Best of luck with them!

 

[HiDelight]

OMG I a so happy for you!!!!!! how wonderful ..where you live will they have time to ripen you think?

this is just fantastic good for you!!!

 

[lesa]

You really brought those back from the edge!! Good for you. I'll bet you those will be the best tomatoes you have ever tasted! Enjoy!!!

 

[bills]

Better late than never!

Do you have enough of a growing season left to get those fruit to mature?

 

[chills]

YEA!

 

[nittygrittydirtdigger]

Pretty little baby tomatoes. They're gonna grow big and healthy and give you lots of yummy slices.

 

[Broke Down Ranch]

I am zone 8a so I'm that I get at least one good haul before our first frost. Normally that would be mid November but the weather is SO flaky who can know.

 

[ducks4you]

My 1st crop of tomatoes THIS YEAR took F O R E V E R to turn green, so they sat on the vine too long, turned red and rotted. My 2nd crop are really sweet, especially those that I transplanted mid-July (go figure THAT one). They're all Romas, so I should get some good sauce out of those. A small drought helped, I'm sure. (We have had an enormous amount of rain this year.

 

[orloff]

I had a problem similar to yours but a little different. Mine got over-run by wildflowers but I got them out one day and transplanted them info another area.

I now have a few red tomatoes but there really small. I dont know if they are a small kind or if thats what happens. Im sure you will get some if theres time though.