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Posted: Jul/19/2009 1:22 PM PST
Picked 4 forth of July tomatoes today. Little bigger than a golf ball. lol Will let them ripen on the sink a day or two. This is my first year growing them. |
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Posted: Jul/19/2009 8:08 PM PST
My first time growing 'em from seed this year. Already ate a few cherry sized ones. YUM! It's exciting huh? 
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Posted: Jul/20/2009 3:11 AM PST
Rashell,The older i get the more joy i find in the first tomato.Almost as good as a kid in a candy shop. lol |
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Posted: Jul/20/2009 5:59 AM PST
You're right about that. Ours seem sweeter this year than ever before, so maybe tomatoes are candy to us, let's say, more seasoned citizens. |
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Posted: Jul/20/2009 8:11 AM PST
Witt i think your right about sweetness i have stooped growing some kinds of tomato's because the are to sweet. ( i don't like sweet tomato's ) lol |
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Posted: Jul/20/2009 1:24 PM PST
Burpee forth of July has a really nice taste for a early tomato but i had to use 3 for a tomato sandwich. lol But mine had thick skins and it wasn't for the lack of rain. |
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Posted: Jul/21/2009 10:42 PM PST
Every year I get excited for the first tomatoes I get to pick. I really have to be patient to let then ripen enough but it is worth the wait! There is nothing like the first fresh tomato of the year straight from the garden. |
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