Gardening

Tony Page said:
They delivered the three Honeyberry bushes I ordered, I'm preparing the garden bed for them to be planted. They also delivered with the Honeyberry bushes three strawberry plants, I will start preparing their bed and planting them soon as I'm finished with Honeyberry bushes.

A few days ago my wife picked a little over 25 pounds of tomatoes. I know this because she weighed them on our kitchen scale. She also picked a few cukes and one or two peppers, and some large trumpet squash.

We ordered a food mill and are expecting delivery today. we always had one, it was lost in the house fire and it's about time we replaced it. My wife wants to use it on the tomatoes we'll see how that goes.

the weather has gotten a lot cooler we're actually reaching night time temperatures in the high 50s, soon it will be time to clean up the garden vegetable beds.
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You will enjoy using it. It beats using a kitchen machine as no crushed seeds end up in your product.
 
It’s spring here ……sneezing season ……for us ….I've already planted a punnet of 4 tomato plants Roma tomatoes , and I bought a single tomato plant at the food supermarket yesterday ,called San Marzano , I’ve never planted them before , but they will be good for our yearly batch of tomato juice we make along with the Romas
 
Kate Ellery said:
It’s spring here ……sneezing season ……for us ….I've already planted a punnet of 4 tomato plants Roma tomatoes , and I bought a single tomato plant at the food supermarket yesterday ,called San Marzano , I’ve never planted them before , but they will be good for our yearly batch of tomato juice we make along with the Romas
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Love watching your reverse gardening seasons. Gives me hope for through the winter here.
 
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