Tomatoes Planted

Worth1 · March 15, 2010

Thanks to Suze my tomatoes are in the ground.
I also planted red sweet corn the other day, we will see how that turns out.

The garden was tilled (3 times) and ready to go.
In one hour after delivery they were in the ground and the cages up.
Now if my neighbor can keep his #$%& cows out of my yard.

If it wasn't for her I would have had to buy the plants from the store and as we all know they are too small and of the wrong kind.

I didn't get to start plants this year due to my wife's health and me being gone half the time.

Suze came through for me and I would like to express how thankful I am.

Thank you very much Suze.

Worth

salix · March 15, 2010

Blessings on Suze and all other generous gardeners! Good to hear the news, Worth. By the way, have you thought of electrifying the Texas Tomato cages?

P. S. What? No OKRA!!?!

Barbee · March 15, 2010

Hurray for Suze~!

What varieties did you plant?

Worth1 · March 15, 2010

OK now I have planted everything almost.
Okra(old seed) Star of David, Hill country Heirloom red, Alabama red. (A lot)

Squash (last years seed)yellow crook neck and yellow straight neck.(nothing special)
Cucumber plain old Burpee pickling cucumber. (will plant Sumter later on.)

Tomatoes are pink, red, yellow/orange black, pink and green. too lazy to list at this time.

Worth,

barefootgardener · March 15, 2010

YAY!! Bless Suze. ..Sounds like your garden is coming along just wonderfully...
I love Yellow crookneck squash, and happen to think it is very special..

What do you have left to plant Worth?

Ginny

elle · March 15, 2010

Great for you Worth. Blessings to Suse. Glad you are in the game.
Elle

Worth1 · March 15, 2010

What do I have left? Green beans.

I forgot I have seedless black grapes sprouting, strawberries, maybe an asparagus bed and planted a clumping giant timber bamboo.

Also planted caladiums ( Red )

Been real busy.

Worth

dustdevil · March 17, 2010

Nice to have helpful tomato buddies nearby. Do they do weeding?;-)

Suze · March 18, 2010

dustdevil, no - I do not do weeding.

Worth, here's your list for future reference - and thanks for the kind words.

Red
Homestead, Flynn's
Atkinson
Jet Star F1
Top Sirloin

Pink
Brandywine, Cowlicks (seed from Camochef)
Rose de Berne
Earl's Faux
Sweet Quartz F1

Dark
Big Cheef
Berkeley Tie Dye, Pink (dark w/some exterior green stripes)
JD's Special C-Tex
Indian Stripe (source Bill in IN as Indian Zebra, but don't call it that, pls post and take pics if results are good)
Purple Haze F1
Bear Creek

Green
Green Zebra Cherry (new to me, but Carolyn and a couple of other folks liked it last yr)
Green Giant
Cherokee Green

Yellow/Orange
Sungold F1
Jumbo Jim Orange
Casey's Pure Yellow

Peppers
Carmen F1 hybrid (red sweet) x 2
Golden Marconi (yellow/gold sweet)
NuMex Suave Orange - seasoning, excellent intense smoky flavor, kind of like an orange Scotch Bonnet w/o heat

Eggplant
Kashalot (lg dark bell shape) x 2

March 15, 2010	#1
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Tomatoes Planted Thanks to Suze my tomatoes are in the ground. I also planted red sweet corn the other day, we will see how that turns out. The garden was tilled (3 times) and ready to go. In one hour after delivery they were in the ground and the cages up. Now if my neighbor can keep his #$%& cows out of my yard. If it wasn't for her I would have had to buy the plants from the store and as we all know they are too small and of the wrong kind. I didn't get to start plants this year due to my wife's health and me being gone half the time. Suze came through for me and I would like to express how thankful I am. Thank you very much Suze. Worth

March 15, 2010	#3
Barbee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 1,818	Hurray for Suze~! What varieties did you plant? __________________ *Barbee*

March 15, 2010	#2
salix Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: north central B.C. Posts: 2,310	Blessings on Suze and all other generous gardeners! Good to hear the news, Worth. By the way, have you thought of electrifying the Texas Tomato cages? P. S. What? No OKRA!!?!

March 15, 2010	#5
barefootgardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Zone 4b Posts: 1,291	YAY!! Bless Suze. ..Sounds like your garden is coming along just wonderfully... I love Yellow crookneck squash, and happen to think it is very special.. What do you have left to plant Worth? Ginny

March 15, 2010	#6
elle Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 8b Posts: 10	Great for you Worth. Blessings to Suse. Glad you are in the game. Elle

March 15, 2010	#7
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	What do I have left? Green beans. I forgot I have seedless black grapes sprouting, strawberries, maybe an asparagus bed and planted a clumping giant timber bamboo. Also planted caladiums ( Red ) Been real busy. Worth

March 17, 2010	#8
dustdevil Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: WI, USA Zone4 Posts: 1,887	Nice to have helpful tomato buddies nearby. Do they do weeding?;-)

March 18, 2010	#9
Suze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 3,027	dustdevil, no - I do not do weeding. Worth, here's your list for future reference - and thanks for the kind words. Red Homestead, Flynn's Atkinson Jet Star F1 Top Sirloin Pink Brandywine, Cowlicks (seed from Camochef) Rose de Berne Earl's Faux Sweet Quartz F1 Dark Big Cheef Berkeley Tie Dye, Pink (dark w/some exterior green stripes) JD's Special C-Tex Indian Stripe (source Bill in IN as Indian Zebra, but don't call it that, pls post and take pics if results are good) Purple Haze F1 Bear Creek Green Green Zebra Cherry (new to me, but Carolyn and a couple of other folks liked it last yr) Green Giant Cherokee Green Yellow/Orange Sungold F1 Jumbo Jim Orange Casey's Pure Yellow Peppers Carmen F1 hybrid (red sweet) x 2 Golden Marconi (yellow/gold sweet) NuMex Suave Orange - seasoning, excellent intense smoky flavor, kind of like an orange Scotch Bonnet w/o heat Eggplant Kashalot (lg dark bell shape) x 2