Concern shifts from wet to cold
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Throughout April our concern has been the lack of anything resembling a dry
spell of weather. However, the latter half of the month has been drier and
the ...
7 months ago
Glad you finally got some you can eat...
ReplyDeleteSo are we Lorraine
DeleteThere are some advantages to living down here in the South you know - it's practically sub-tropical and our tomatoes are mostly way ahead of yours! :)
ReplyDeleteBut being in the frozen North we will be enjoying ripe tomatoes when yours are long gone Mark :D
DeleteYay at least some are ripening and I do like the occasional fried green tomato if it comes to it.
ReplyDeleteWell you would be in luck here at the moment Liz.
DeleteI am so pleased for you, it seemed to takes ages for our tomatoes to ripen this year.
ReplyDeleteHasn't it just awpol
DeleteYou lucky thing, ripe tomatoes, I can only dream.
ReplyDeleteIt will all happen suddenly Jo like it did for us.
Deletehahaha - so you are in the same boat :) they shall go red we must have faith xx
ReplyDeleteWhich will come first though winter or red tomatoes?
DeleteYum, and a staggered harvest, with the later ones being right by the kitchen. You have planned that well ;-)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could claim credit for forward planning Janet
DeleteRed is such a wonderful colour Sue...especially when it's on a tomato. Fingers crossed for your home greenhouse one's ripening...and the ones i have planted outside!!
ReplyDeleteI haven't given up hope Tanya
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