My yellow pear tomatoes already died because of the frost we had and so did one of the galapagos island tomatoes but 2 are still flowering and fruiting. I ho…
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Question by Mark: Do you grow your own tomatoes at your garden?
Living in southern California, gaves me a great opportunity in growing my own herbs and spices.
So I def grow my own tomatoes. Much more delicious then buying them from the grocery store! lol
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Answer by April
Yeah more then one kind! They are way to expensive out here in CT its about 3$ @ LB!
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i cant belivie they are still flowerin bro!!!!
Cool stuff! Have a great one!
What hardiness zone are you in?
for sure!! they would be like perrenial bushes out there by you probally!!!
a tomato that grows bigger every year!!! that would be awesome!!! take care
bro
You know, i havnt tried the hugelkultur in containers but i did use mulch
in containers. i went and cut a bunch grass and layed it on the top. i did
a video on it too. cool idea though. thanks for watching, take care!!
im hoping to do the same. no support, no heavy tomatoes, drought resistant,
salt resistant, cold hardy!! i think these would grow great up in
appalachia!! thanks for watching and merry christmas to you and your
family!!
nice. I like it
thanks bro, i started growing all of the wierd citrus form seed i have a
video about them that im posting in a bit. thanks for watching!! take care
brother!!
thanks bro i will check them out. i want to see what your new ass hole goat
is doing
that pretty cool. these are cheesmanii too!!! i think those are the red
pear shaped ones that i saw at tradewindsfruit. com. they dont have these
yellow ones anymore though. i love these tomatoes they are so short and
tough and they are drought and salt tolerant too. glad to hear your growing
some different kinds of tomatoes too. take care brother, and merry
christmas!!!!
Thanks! Btw I suscribed here earlier today. I’m going to have to consider
these tomatoes.
No kidding.
yeah i dont think they are that cold hardy, lol!! stay warm up there
brother!!
thats whats crazy about this!! there still flowering after about 3 good
frost!!! i was thinking about getting those arctic tomatoes. those sound
real interesting. thanks and take care!!!
It is amazing that they are still blooming even after the frost. I just saw
I can only imagine if I had begun creating (or even knew
your interview on G4T, it was great! You are right on track, keep following
your heart
about) permaculture or a “food forest” when I was your age what I would
have by now. It is never to late to start but you have time and wisdom on
your side. Take care!
I think most tomatoes adapt well to cold weather, probably not in the snow
though … my tomatoes including heirloom variety are flowering atm 😀
cool can’t wait to start mine!
please do!! i think this is a very unheard of interesting tomatoe that has
alot of possibilitys!! thanks for the sub!!! take care!!!
That is one I will have to plant on my mountain property. Thanks for the
info.
they taste like really really sweet and yet sour at the same time!!! i
have never tasted a tomato like them before, ever. im hoping they will make
it till the summer
save the seeds brutha!! have a good plant there
Very cool plant! I’m hoping to try some hardier types too. Always nice to
extend the growing season anyway that you can.
How do they taste?
It is amazing how cold tolerant those small tomatoes can be.
no, I here topsy turvy is good..
One of my friends dad makes some and they sell them.. I ate one, and OMGoodness…..
It didn’t taste like a veggie, it was sweet, like a fruit!!
Hope you’ve had one, or hope you do have one, it’s the BEST!!
Tomatoes are pretty easy; same with green peppers (maybe jalapenos, too); I’ve even grown potatoes and watermelons, but not great success with those. And corn.
Yes, I agree. They are MUCH better!
The Black Krim hybrid/heirloom its the best in my opinion. They are very sweet and juicy. Very meaty as well. An all around great tomato though the color is strange to get used to.
Mr. Stripey tomatoes are really.good as well.
i used to grow beefstake tomatoes as well as other veggies when i lived in Pa., but i live in las vegas now and the soil is like sand and it gets too hot here to grow much.
My grandmother does 😛
“at” = “in”
While you are growing your own, how about planting a row of them for the HUNGRY and donating them to your local food bank/pantry? (see link below) There is a special program called, “Plant A Row” for the Hungry. Won’t cost you anything but there will be a LOT of very HAPPY people who would be so delighted to receive your home-grown produce!
That’ll be 5-cents, please.
Tomatoes r fruits… Lol they r waaayyyy better home grown!!!
I’ve been growing my own tomatoes and fresh herbs for about three years now. I’m looking forward to having “Fried Green Tomatoes” in a few months.
Yes. I also grow my own lettuce, onions, peas, beets, carrots, beans, corn, broccoli, potatoes, radishes, cucumbers, zucchini, peppers and pumpkins.
It’s called ‘gardening’ and people all over the world do it.