Summer Harvest - here they come - Page 21

Spatzbear · February 14, 2007

*weeps and gnashes teeth*

Today's view of the kitchen bench:

Full Moon · February 14, 2007

Looking good Spatz!

**Lee** · February 14, 2007

If that were my kitchen counter top, my DW would be the
one with teeth gnashing.... while muttering about the
kitchen being a mess.....

Lookin' good though!

Lee

**mdvpc** · February 14, 2007

Spatz-And to think I sent you and Grub seed! I called my friend, my dentist, and he prescribed something for the gnashing-no help on the weeping!

Seriously, your harvest is looking great. Happy that the season is doing so well for you folks.

All the best, Michael

Grub · February 14, 2007

That's my girl... go get 'em Spatz.
Makes me hungry.

Michael,
You got it bad already... I'll be sure to take the blows on the chin... still loaded here

**mdvpc** · February 14, 2007

Ain't it wonderful that something as common as growing a tomato can bring people together from all over the world?

Grub · February 14, 2007

Michael, I often stop and ponder that very thing. Where would be without those maters?

If I haven't already said so, thanks so much for your kindness and advice this season. I'm loving it

**mdvpc** · February 14, 2007

Grub-You have already said it, but no need to do so. Sharing tomatoes and friendship is good!

Grub · February 15, 2007

Thanks Michael...

I'm handing the baton to Spatz now... shame we don't have any Queenslanders like old Peter the Greek to run with the cropping for the next three months or so...

Meantime, here is one of my last boxes picked today... note the Amalgro eggplants front left that a TVer from Spain kindly sent me seeds for. They remind me of maracas...

And one last one from inside the house with TYW in the foreground.

Thankyou for another great season.... goodnight,
Grubs

Grub · February 15, 2007

Okay... it's not over yet... there is a big report to come at some stage...

Meanwhile, we just ate a really big Indian Stripe. This has been the year of blacks, even though I haven't grown many this year.

They are all excellent and Cherokee Purple has had its best season. Indian Stripe has much more variable fruit size, but the flavour is every but as good and, while we had more small ones (edite: nearly all but this beast) the one tonight was almost 1lb and EXCELLENT tasting.

So if you can't get CP, but have IS, then grow that and enjoy the few big ones...

Spatzbear · February 15, 2007

You are JOKING!? Indian Stripe? Big?! What have I got?! It's small...hmm.... will report later. Must taste it first.

I LOOOVE my tomato summer!

Mantis · February 15, 2007

I love your tomato summer as well. Post more pics eh
Too many beers. Off to bed now Chow

cdntomato · February 15, 2007

Lovely harvests, all of you. Yes, what ever happened to Volvo? Remembered he was last busy with grandpups. Miss his sense of wonder and humour.

Grub dearest, might I put the touch on you for some eggie seed, pretty please?

Jennifer in the Great White North

Grub · February 15, 2007

Sorry to say I am yet to save an eggplant seed, however, given the unusual nature of Amalgro, I am leaving at least one on the vine for seed saving and referring back to Craig's how-to. So I will have seeds for it and hopefully some others, but maybe not for a month or so... I'll PM you ASAP re this.

Cheers, Grubs. (Volvo was kind of like an Aussie version of Gimme...)

Spatzbear · February 15, 2007

Weeeelllll..... today's haul is on the kitchen bench, too. I may have to do some serious tomato eating.

Elfie is in the foreground. Is she supposed to be yellow/orange? I thought she was pink. Soldacki is in the middle. To the right is an Indian Stripe. Herman's Yellow on top. Some Moldovan Green. Lemon Boy (quite small ones). Some Green Grape, Broad Ripple Yellow Currant, Black Cherry, Wild Tomato in the punnet.

February 14, 2007	#303
Lee Tomatopalooza™ Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NC-Zone 7 Posts: 2,188	If that were my kitchen counter top, my DW would be the one with teeth gnashing.... while muttering about the kitchen being a mess..... Lookin' good though! Lee __________________ Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put one in a fruit salad. Cuostralee - The best thing on sliced bread.

February 14, 2007	#304
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Spatz-And to think I sent you and Grub seed! I called my friend, my dentist, and he prescribed something for the gnashing-no help on the weeping! Seriously, your harvest is looking great. Happy that the season is doing so well for you folks. All the best, Michael __________________ Michael

February 14, 2007	#306
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Ain't it wonderful that something as common as growing a tomato can bring people together from all over the world? __________________ Michael

February 14, 2007	#308
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Grub-You have already said it, but no need to do so. Sharing tomatoes and friendship is good! __________________ Michael

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February 14, 2007	#301
Spatzbear Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Adelaide Hills, Australia Posts: 349	weeps and gnashes teeth Today's view of the kitchen bench:

February 14, 2007	#302
Full Moon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Montréal, Canada Posts: 347	Looking good Spatz!

February 14, 2007	#305
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	That's my girl... go get 'em Spatz. Makes me hungry. Michael, You got it bad already... I'll be sure to take the blows on the chin... still loaded here

February 14, 2007	#307
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Michael, I often stop and ponder that very thing. Where would be without those maters? If I haven't already said so, thanks so much for your kindness and advice this season. I'm loving it

February 15, 2007	#309
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Thanks Michael... I'm handing the baton to Spatz now... shame we don't have any Queenslanders like old Peter the Greek to run with the cropping for the next three months or so... Meantime, here is one of my last boxes picked today... note the Amalgro eggplants front left that a TVer from Spain kindly sent me seeds for. They remind me of maracas... And one last one from inside the house with TYW in the foreground. Thankyou for another great season.... goodnight, Grubs

February 15, 2007	#310
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Okay... it's not over yet... there is a big report to come at some stage... Meanwhile, we just ate a really big Indian Stripe. This has been the year of blacks, even though I haven't grown many this year. They are all excellent and Cherokee Purple has had its best season. Indian Stripe has much more variable fruit size, but the flavour is every but as good and, while we had more small ones (edite: nearly all but this beast) the one tonight was almost 1lb and EXCELLENT tasting. So if you can't get CP, but have IS, then grow that and enjoy the few big ones...

February 15, 2007	#311
Spatzbear Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Adelaide Hills, Australia Posts: 349	You are JOKING!? Indian Stripe? Big?! What have I got?! It's small...hmm.... will report later. Must taste it first. I LOOOVE my tomato summer!

February 15, 2007	#312
Mantis Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Oz Posts: 1,241	I love your tomato summer as well. Post more pics eh Too many beers. Off to bed now Chow

February 15, 2007	#313
cdntomato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Kingston, Ontario Posts: 554	Lovely harvests, all of you. Yes, what ever happened to Volvo? Remembered he was last busy with grandpups. Miss his sense of wonder and humour. Grub dearest, might I put the touch on you for some eggie seed, pretty please? Jennifer in the Great White North

February 15, 2007	#314
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Sorry to say I am yet to save an eggplant seed, however, given the unusual nature of Amalgro, I am leaving at least one on the vine for seed saving and referring back to Craig's how-to. So I will have seeds for it and hopefully some others, but maybe not for a month or so... I'll PM you ASAP re this. Cheers, Grubs. (Volvo was kind of like an Aussie version of Gimme...)

February 15, 2007	#315
Spatzbear Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Adelaide Hills, Australia Posts: 349	Weeeelllll..... today's haul is on the kitchen bench, too. I may have to do some serious tomato eating. Elfie is in the foreground. Is she supposed to be yellow/orange? I thought she was pink. Soldacki is in the middle. To the right is an Indian Stripe. Herman's Yellow on top. Some Moldovan Green. Lemon Boy (quite small ones). Some Green Grape, Broad Ripple Yellow Currant, Black Cherry, Wild Tomato in the punnet.