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Out in the garden tonight planting a few saved tomato plants from the local grower. Real cheap (4 packs less than a dollar). Some are Roma and the others are Golden Girl. I now have about 40 tomato plants in the garden.. I definately will be making alot of spaghetti sauce this year. Mixing all the tomatoes together will make the perfect color and flavor. The Roma are best for thickening the sauce. My husband used to buy Prego before I was here and now he won't eat any sauce but mine... The only problem is that I cook to taste and I really can give the recipe to anyone. My mother-in-law doesn't understand how I can cook without recipes... A lot of experience over the years and I guess it is stuck in my head. I cook more home made than she does.....
My daughter helped a little in between her adventures with a planter, seeds and the last of my potting soil. She planted lettuce and parsley. Sat it in the garden so it could get watered with the rest of it. She wants to make a rabbit trap so our bunny can have a friend..Cute!!!!
I had to remove a few branches from the tree behind the garden for the sprinkler to hit all the veggies...It has grown over the garden and next week when I am off work on Tuesday my son is coming out to cut a few branches around the garden so the sun can get in better...We didn't have a good spot that gets sun all day to put our garden in...
Well, then it started to get dark and I had to get her out of the pool and clean up my garden tools. Turned on the sprinkler and now need to remember to turn it off before I go to bed. Everyone have a good night and keep gardening... Veggie
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Jul 5, 2009 | 7:33 PM PST
sounds like you had a busy day. I cook to taste sometimes too :) Hope you have a good night and a great week to come!-CG |
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Jul 5, 2009 | 10:17 PM PST
I live my life like I cook, No recipe. Taste it as you go along and add this and that. It works for me. Bill Mitchell |
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Jul 6, 2009 | 6:48 AM PST
Our woods are growing up so much in the last twenty years that our garden isn't sunny all day anymore like it was when we began. No way for us to do a thing about it. |
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Jul 6, 2009 | 7:53 AM PST
Will you have time to bring tomatoes to maturity from seed? It's far too late to attempt such a project in south central Ontario. |
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Jul 6, 2009 | 11:42 AM PST
I think a lot of us cook the way you do...have a nice day. Glad your garden is doing well...reba |
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