Still no Tomatoes in our house!

dirtsailor2003

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• Aug 13, 2013

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Have harvested several hundred of these.

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There's several hundred okra on! The small ones taste like radish, but loose that flavor as they get larger.

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Lots of these!

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This Foxely Thyme has taken over

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kathrynn

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Gorgeous pics.....My garden is about shot now.  Corn still hasnt made yet...kernels are still too small....but will make a nice mess of them.  The mater's are still rocking.  Got a good mess of green beans yesterday.  And...OMG....I have enough cayenne peppers to float a battleship in cayenne powder later.

Kat

 

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Good looking harvest. We are just starting to get tomatoes but we grow early varieties. Lots of beans, zucchini and patty pan squash with the occasional strawberries.

I surprised you don't have tomatoes in your warmer climes but hang in there, one day they will ripen.

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Looks pretty good! I've gotten a half dozen cherry tomatoes so far. All the other plants have loads of tomatoes but aren't really ripening yet.

 

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Even down here in the South....a lot of the home gardeners are complaining that their 'maters are taking forever to ripen.  Then they split from all the rain we are having.

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Yeah we had some late freezes that really slowed our growing season. Then is wasn't as warm as it normally is. So finally things are starting to pop around here. The only tomatoes we have are on a plant that came up all by itself. Must have been a tomato or two that dropped last season and got tilled in! Lots of bloom on the other plants but still no fruit.