Today's "Haul"

RobinB · July 6, 2012

I know that compared to some "hauls" I've seen, this isn't much, but it's two month's earlier than usual and I'm happy! It's finally starting!

From left to right: Black from Tula, Green Zebra Cherry, and four Plucky F2 cherries (Dwarf Tomato Project), plus I just picked two more from Plucky that aren't in the photo! The Black from Tula will sit out on the counter for a day or two before I taste it, the Green Zebra Cherry was disappointing (picked way too early), and the Plucky cherries continue to be an absolute delight (the first was at 49 days)!

Hey, it's a start!

Robin

augiedog55 · July 6, 2012

very nice haul you have there.. fresh tomatoes can't be beat

jerryinfla · July 6, 2012

Beautiful, Robin, and congratulations on the early beginning! Here's hoping you have a bountiful harvest for the rest of the season.

BarbJ · July 7, 2012

That's lovely! Pretty tomatoes!

Better haul than mine, so far, two cherry sunsugar, and two first lady. No pics though, we ate them too quick!

RobinB · July 7, 2012

Thanks, guys! Here's to a season with more tomatoes than we know what to do with!

Father'sDaughter · July 7, 2012

So that's what Black from Tula looks like! I've seen it mentioned here many times, but never got around to looking it up. Very nice looking tomatoes. Here's to many more!

lakelady · July 9, 2012

Pretty tomatoes! I've never grown Black from Tula, but I have this tiny little spudatula plant that I seeded late, then wasn't sure what to do with, but ended up planting it. It's only a foot tall and has several tomatoes on it that yanked it over onto the ground (it looks pretty funny being so small with those fruits). Wondering if it will actually produce anything worthwhile. Yours looks delicious!

Randall · July 16, 2012

That's a great photo, Robin! That Black from Tula looks really nice

I've never grown it but I always hear great things about it.

July 6, 2012	#3
jerryinfla Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Central Florida Posts: 377	Beautiful, Robin, and congratulations on the early beginning! Here's hoping you have a bountiful harvest for the rest of the season. __________________ Jerry - You only get old if you're lucky.

July 9, 2012	#7
lakelady Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: northern NJ zone 6b Posts: 1,862	Pretty tomatoes! I've never grown Black from Tula, but I have this tiny little spudatula plant that I seeded late, then wasn't sure what to do with, but ended up planting it. It's only a foot tall and has several tomatoes on it that yanked it over onto the ground (it looks pretty funny being so small with those fruits). Wondering if it will actually produce anything worthwhile. Yours looks delicious! __________________ Antoniette

July 6, 2012	#2
augiedog55 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: oak grove mo Posts: 406	very nice haul you have there.. fresh tomatoes can't be beat

July 7, 2012	#4
BarbJ Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: California, USA Posts: 154	That's lovely! Pretty tomatoes! Better haul than mine, so far, two cherry sunsugar, and two first lady. No pics though, we ate them too quick!

July 7, 2012	#5
RobinB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Near Reno, NV Posts: 1,621	Thanks, guys! Here's to a season with more tomatoes than we know what to do with!

July 7, 2012	#6
Father'sDaughter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: MA/NH Border Posts: 4,919	So that's what Black from Tula looks like! I've seen it mentioned here many times, but never got around to looking it up. Very nice looking tomatoes. Here's to many more!

July 16, 2012	#8
Randall Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: 6a Posts: 396	That's a great photo, Robin! That Black from Tula looks really nice I've never grown it but I always hear great things about it.