Whatcha gonna do with all them maters?

Fusion_power · March 5, 2007

I have a very convenient neighbor. He sees my tomato plants growing and about the time they get ripe, he comes out to the garden and asks "Whatcha gonna do with all them maters?". I have enough and more to share because I grow 300 to 400 plants every year, and he is a pretty decent neighbor who sometimes mows my lawn gratis, so I don't mind giving him a few buckets full.

But that is not the reason for this thread. Several people have posted that they will be growing some number of plants this year ranging from a few up to several thousand. What I want to know is "Whatcha gonna do with all them maters?"

My answer is save about 200,000 seed, fill about 100 quart jars, sell about 3 truckloads, and last but certainly not least, do my very best to eat at least 20 or 30 gallons of them fresh.

Whatcha gonna do?

Whatcha gonna do?

Whatcha gonna do with all them maters?

Fusion

March 5, 2007	#1
Fusion_power Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Alabama Posts: 2,250	Whatcha gonna do with all them maters? I have a very convenient neighbor. He sees my tomato plants growing and about the time they get ripe, he comes out to the garden and asks "Whatcha gonna do with all them maters?". I have enough and more to share because I grow 300 to 400 plants every year, and he is a pretty decent neighbor who sometimes mows my lawn gratis, so I don't mind giving him a few buckets full. But that is not the reason for this thread. Several people have posted that they will be growing some number of plants this year ranging from a few up to several thousand. What I want to know is "Whatcha gonna do with all them maters?" My answer is save about 200,000 seed, fill about 100 quart jars, sell about 3 truckloads, and last but certainly not least, do my very best to eat at least 20 or 30 gallons of them fresh. Whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do with all them maters? Fusion