Gardening for Old Folks (Adaptative)

[Sequel]

Won't be much longer.
Goliath Giant tomatoes

Northern Exposure tomatoes

Those are magnificent! Your plants look so healthy!

 

[R2elk]

Those are magnificent! Your plants look so healthy!

Thank you.

 

[sharron]

Won't be much longer.
Goliath Giant tomatoes

Northern Exposure tomatoes

i took your suggestion and bought the super sauce and the gladiator , nice plants and have tomatoes on them,

 

[sharron]

garden is coming along,the tomatoes are in the black plastic at the back of the barn

 

[R2elk]

i took your suggestion and bought the super sauce and the gladiator , nice plants and have tomatoes on them,

Both my Super Sauce and my Gladiator have tomatoes on them but aren't close to being ripe yet. I like Gladiator because it is resistant to blossom end rot.

 

[sharron]

Both my Super Sauce and my Gladiator have tomatoes on them but aren't close to being ripe yet. I like Gladiator because it is resistant to blossom end rot.

the same with me, this is a weird year, i bet i had over fifty tomatoes come up volunteer, maybe more, i've pulled a lot of them up and threw away, and still more coming up, some i left to see what they are, probably the peach's . i even had three come up in a flower pot quite a ways away from the garden , either the birds spread them or something is going on

 

[bruceha2000]

Won't be much longer.

Clearly I need a greenhouse or high tunnel! I have a couple of flowers on my tomato plants.

 

[Cryss]

It is probably the same with the chili peppers. Most of the kinds I checked on are at least 100 to 120 days to maturity. Those numbers are considered to start counting from the day they are transplanted.

Chili peppers take forEVERRRRRR!!!!

 

[R2elk]

Chili peppers take forEVERRRRRR!!!!

I started a jalapeno pepper early. It is loaded with peppers and some are ready to pick.

 

[Sequel]

I started a jalapeno pepper early. It is loaded with peppers and some are ready to pick.
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Those are wonderful! I’ve found jalapeños to be pretty darn reliable even in my climate if I have big plants to put in the ground.