underpants
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:04 AM
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No tomatoes at the salad bar. |
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The guy told me they stopped receiving them yesterday. BUT ones grown here in Virginia ARE safe. Which is nice.
Life without store bought tomatoes, what WILL people do???
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flyingfysh
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:06 AM
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Lots of places sell tomato seeds.
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truebrit71
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:06 AM
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2. My tomato plants are thriving at the moment... |
underpants
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:08 AM
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6. We planted ours what 3 weeks ago |
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my wife had to tie them up on Monday
Organic of course.
that and the corn are freaking exploding
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:07 AM
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3. I'll no longer have to order everything "without tomatoes" |
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So there's a benefit for a few of us.
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:07 AM
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4. I was able to buy waist high tomato plants in "patio" pots |
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which was nice for me since I haven't got anything more than an herb garden at the moment.
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:08 AM
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:08 AM
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5. Grow your own as I do. |
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I've got more than I can eat right now; it's wonderful. The taste to store bought can't be compared.
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:11 AM
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9. fry up some green ones and |
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man o man I'm here to say, now that is some kind of eating.
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:14 AM
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12. Yep - plan on doing that this weekend. |
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Really good with an ice cold beer. ;)
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:12 AM
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we got a late start but the garden (knock on wood) is really bursting already.
Roma, grape, and regular tomatoes corn peppers green and yellow cucumbers radishes green beans lots of squash watermelons and tons of herbs-my wife has a huge oregano plant and some other ones too
My job was to turn the dirt over (12' X 16') and to pick the weeds
We are going to add on a raised section (due to roots in the area) and grown lettuce and some other stuff.
My wife didn't go to the grocery store for 5 months straight last year. Farm bought eggs and beef. I had to go to get paper products but we cut back on that-using cloth napkins
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:15 AM
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I'd like to get where you are; I grew up in PA and know how to grow stuff there; still learning how to do it in Texas (much earlier). :hi:
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:09 AM
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8. 15 plants and just covered with tomatoes |
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arkansas travelers, big boys, better boys and sweet 100s plus six of the plants are supposed to have multi-colored tomatos.
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Gabi Hayes
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:14 AM
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11. cherry, grape, red pear tomatoes....birdy num num! |
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those are the only ones around here that taste like real tomatoes. I almost never buy regular ones anymore.
nothing worse than that coarse, mealy texture, with zero flavor
how can anybody eat that garbage?
later on in the summer local tomatoes are good, but not til August, usually
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Thu Jun-12-08 11:42 AM
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14. HAHA! "Birdie num num!" |
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