Interesting how it works!

December 22, 2011

I planted 40 varieties of tomato seed under lights today. The plants should be pretty large when I plant them out in early March.

I also started giving away today, most of the ripe tomatoes I picked green before the first freeze this fall. They are beautiful tomatoes, but they will start spoiling if I keep them much longer.

I find it interesting that the end of one garden coincides with the beginning of the next garden. For me, gardening is a year round hobby.

Ted

Mandy97 · December 22, 2011

You're very lucky Ted! I have to wait several months between last harvest and the first planting here, but the waiting just makes the anticipation grow, I suppose.

December 22, 2011	#1
tedln Guest Posts: n/a	Interesting how it works! I planted 40 varieties of tomato seed under lights today. The plants should be pretty large when I plant them out in early March. I also started giving away today, most of the ripe tomatoes I picked green before the first freeze this fall. They are beautiful tomatoes, but they will start spoiling if I keep them much longer. I find it interesting that the end of one garden coincides with the beginning of the next garden. For me, gardening is a year round hobby. Ted

December 22, 2011	#2
Mandy97 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Paw Paw MI Posts: 89	You're very lucky Ted! I have to wait several months between last harvest and the first planting here, but the waiting just makes the anticipation grow, I suppose.