My homestead tomatoes are doing fantastic. At least the three that are planted in my raised beds. One in a big planter got wilt. It was full of tomatoes that didn't progress past ping pong ball sized. I pulled it up and gave it to the chickens. They loved it. Another in a planter is doing better but the three in one of my raised beds are thriving. What is amazing about them is that I also planted Ivan's which are a heirloom tomato that is supposed to thrive in Missouri's unpredictable weather. Somebody forgot to tell my seeds that. It's like, cripes.
At least the Homesteads are going to give me enough tomatoes for the freezer. I have a grocery order started at HyVee and bacon is on the list along with a head of iceberg lettuce. We WILL have BLTs and corn on the cob. Got that on the list too. Gave up trying to grow corn thanks to the raccoons.
I love gardening but it's frustrating when you are fighting the weather and it's hard to just keep the weeds down because of joint pain. It's like, how many times do I have to beat myself on the head with a hammer before I say enough/uncle?
At least the Homesteads are going to give me enough tomatoes for the freezer. I have a grocery order started at HyVee and bacon is on the list along with a head of iceberg lettuce. We WILL have BLTs and corn on the cob. Got that on the list too. Gave up trying to grow corn thanks to the raccoons.
I love gardening but it's frustrating when you are fighting the weather and it's hard to just keep the weeds down because of joint pain. It's like, how many times do I have to beat myself on the head with a hammer before I say enough/uncle?