My "EarthBox" Harvest from today 6-26-2006

timcunningham · June 26, 2006

Wow, they all seem to ripen at the same time! These below are: Momotoro, Japanese Oxheart, Stump of the world, Mariannes peace, Silvery Fir Tree, Cherokee Purple, Brandywine (Sudduth)

feldon30 · June 26, 2006

I think you've died and gone to heaven! Wow! What can I say? Nice huge tomatoes. Your work has paid off.

Think you can e-mail me one of those CPs?

Adenn1 · June 26, 2006

Very nice indeed! Beautiful collection of tom's...you should be proud

Grub · June 26, 2006

You are a man of great taste. Brandywine Sudduth and Fosters. Two of life's necessities. Great growing and hurry up GMG

timcunningham · June 27, 2006

GMG is on its way, probably 3 more weeks and I will have loads of them.

Grub · June 28, 2006

I hope it taste okay, Tim.

What I'd give for a B.Sudduth right now.
I was cleaning out the cupboard the otther day and all the virgin olive oils reminded me of insalada caprese, the summer staple. But no tomatoes. And the basil is on its last legs.

Keep up the great posts.

Mantis · June 29, 2006

I think they are getting revenge Grub

timcunningham · June 30, 2006

No revenge, Mantis... Just "tough love"

Suze · July 1, 2006

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Originally Posted by timcunningham

No revenge, Mantis... Just "tough love"

Great pics Tim, keep 'em coming.

Mantis · July 1, 2006

Yes, keep the pics coming. We love them. The more fruit you get from your homemade earthboxes the happier I am for sure.
On a side note, I found a hydroponic shop today when in another town. I think the guy was motivated by cultivation of funny weed indoors , but he had a huge amount of stock, and he was a very helpful and happy guy. I came away with a 5 litre container of hydroponic fert that will make up 500 litres of mix. Never looked at hydroponics before and I am not really looking into going down that path, but, I think this type fert will be good for potted plants. It has all the nutrients in a form that the plant can use straight away. I put some in the resevoir of the one homemade box I have that has broad beans in it . I'll keep you posted if the beans take over the henhouse.

MsCowpea · July 1, 2006

Those tomatoes look so tomato-y (ie rich and flavorable). They just had to be good!

June 26, 2006	#1
timcunningham Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Middle Georgia Posts: 241	My "EarthBox" Harvest from today 6-26-2006 Wow, they all seem to ripen at the same time! These below are: Momotoro, Japanese Oxheart, Stump of the world, Mariannes peace, Silvery Fir Tree, Cherokee Purple, Brandywine (Sudduth) __________________ Visit my site: tomatoindex.com a database of over 2700 varieties. Vote for your favorite.

June 26, 2006	#2
feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	I think you've died and gone to heaven! Wow! What can I say? Nice huge tomatoes. Your work has paid off. Think you can e-mail me one of those CPs? __________________ [SIZE="3"]I've relaunched my gardening website -- [B]TheUnconventionalTomato.com[/B][/SIZE] * [I][SIZE="1"]*I'm not allowed to post weblinks so you'll have to copy-paste it manually.[/SIZE][/I]

June 26, 2006	#4
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Nice Job You are a man of great taste. Brandywine Sudduth and Fosters. Two of life's necessities. Great growing and hurry up GMG

June 27, 2006	#5
timcunningham Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Middle Georgia Posts: 241	GMG is on its way, probably 3 more weeks and I will have loads of them. __________________ Visit my site: tomatoindex.com a database of over 2700 varieties. Vote for your favorite.

June 28, 2006	#6
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	Can't Wait I hope it taste okay, Tim. What I'd give for a B.Sudduth right now. I was cleaning out the cupboard the otther day and all the virgin olive oils reminded me of insalada caprese, the summer staple. But no tomatoes. And the basil is on its last legs. Keep up the great posts.

June 26, 2006	#3
Adenn1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Philly Posts: 559	Very nice indeed! Beautiful collection of tom's...you should be proud

June 29, 2006	#7
Mantis Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Oz Posts: 1,241	I think they are getting revenge Grub

June 30, 2006	#8
timcunningham Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Middle Georgia Posts: 241	No revenge, Mantis... Just "tough love" __________________ Visit my site: tomatoindex.com a database of over 2700 varieties. Vote for your favorite.

July 1, 2006	#10
Mantis Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Oz Posts: 1,241	Yes, keep the pics coming. We love them. The more fruit you get from your homemade earthboxes the happier I am for sure. On a side note, I found a hydroponic shop today when in another town. I think the guy was motivated by cultivation of funny weed indoors , but he had a huge amount of stock, and he was a very helpful and happy guy. I came away with a 5 litre container of hydroponic fert that will make up 500 litres of mix. Never looked at hydroponics before and I am not really looking into going down that path, but, I think this type fert will be good for potted plants. It has all the nutrients in a form that the plant can use straight away. I put some in the resevoir of the one homemade box I have that has broad beans in it . I'll keep you posted if the beans take over the henhouse.

July 1, 2006	#11
MsCowpea Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: S. FLorida / Zone 10 Posts: 369	Those tomatoes look so tomato-y (ie rich and flavorable). They just had to be good! __________________ "When we kill off the natural enemies of a pest we inherit their work." Carl Huffaker