In other tomato news, someone is eating holes in my larger tomato varieties. I had to throw several away because they were so bad.
My zucchini plants have set more flowers, and this week I harvested 3 more zucchini. (2 are pictured below).
Monday, August 6, 2012
Harvest Monday, 8/6/2012
It was another week of travel, and little time to spend in the garden. I came home to mountains of ripe Sungold cherry tomatoes -- so many that I actually froze some for the first time ever. I also had a handful of Roma tomatoes ripen, although I am very disappointed with them. As a determinate variety, I expected them to ripen all at once, but that sure hasn't been the case.
In other tomato news, someone is eating holes in my larger tomato varieties. I had to throw several away because they were so bad.
My zucchini plants have set more flowers, and this week I harvested 3 more zucchini. (2 are pictured below).
And finally, I have another cucumber. I think that makes a season total of 3!
To see more Harvest Monday posts, check out Daphne's Dandelions.
In other tomato news, someone is eating holes in my larger tomato varieties. I had to throw several away because they were so bad.
My zucchini plants have set more flowers, and this week I harvested 3 more zucchini. (2 are pictured below).
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Those are some very nice looking zucchinis! What variety are they? My Roma tomatoes are not all ripening at once either, but then I never realized they were determinate.
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing Sungolds mentioned in the garden blogosphere so I think I'll give those a try next year if I can source the seeds here. I like to dry cherry tomatoes for winter use and I bet the color of those would really look pretty.
ReplyDeleterowena@The Proud Garden
Nice looking tomatoes and zucchini
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