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Tag Archives: San Marzano
Photos From the Tomato Patch.
As I was looking around the tomato patch, I realized that I may just achieve my goal of “too many tomatoes”. I’ve been dusting the plants religiously every 7 days per the “Dragoon Dust” directions, and there is no sign … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Vegetables, Brandywine, Cherry, Slicing, Tomatoes
Tagged Brandywine, red alert, San Marzano
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Hit the Ground Running
I came home to a surprise on Monday when I rounded the corner on the windy dirt road which I live. I looked up at my huge garden and noticed it was a different color then I expected. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Dirt, Growing Season, Tomatoes
Tagged Amish Paste, Brandywine, Cherokee Purple, San Marzano, tomatoes
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Happy 4th of July !
Here’s a picture of the majority of the garden. I’ve left out the lettuce patch as the rabbits and the weeds have decimated it. It’s not all bad though, that was the part of the garden I’ve put the least … Continue reading
Posted in Corn, Cucumbers, Melons
Tagged cucurbits, peppers, San Marzano, Three Leaf Seedling, tomatoes, watering
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