Branching Out
Deeply Rooted
How nice-- thank you!Bravo, @Branching Out! Your amazing photo has earned the title of this week's POW winner and is highlighted on our homepage.![]()
How nice-- thank you!Bravo, @Branching Out! Your amazing photo has earned the title of this week's POW winner and is highlighted on our homepage.![]()
Hats off, @catjac1975! Your incredible photo is this week's POW champion and is shining on our homepage.I am a long way from fresh tomatoes in the garden. But my greenhouse tomatoes have been quite satisfying. View attachment 66515
Nice.Hats off, @catjac1975! Your incredible photo is this week's POW champion and is shining on our homepage.![]()
Those look yummy!I am a long way from fresh tomatoes in the garden. But my greenhouse tomatoes have been quite satisfying. View attachment 66515
Those look yummy!
We had a neighbor years back that lived next to us that grew those large beef steak tomatoes. He told us to come pick and eat them when they are ripe because he doesn't to like to eat tomatoes! Go figure? I always wondered why he bothered growing them.... And that's all he grew in his garden! I was confused, yet grateful!![]()
I don't like thinning. I always feel like I'm wasting plants! Lol! I just don't do it!some people are good at certain things but not the rest and perhaps he just didn't have the time to pick and process them and was happy that there was someone else who would?
when i was a kid we'd go pick tomatoes at a friend's place, they grew a lot of them so we could pick bushels at a time for canning. we paid them so much per bushel and it was a happy arrangement.
i'm actually somewhat similar in that i enjoy the planting, growing, watering, weeding parts and i also enjoy the canning, but picking and harvesting are not what i do very much of. i also really don't like thinning.