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- Frozen Tomatoes. . . . Now what??! - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
I just made a big pot of tomato soup last week for a party Semi-thawed i put one bag in the oven with quartered onion, whole head of garlic, rib of celery, a carrot, a parsnip, some herbs and roasted for an hour-ish or more It reduced and roasted Don't rinse all the good juice!
- Big Cheef - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
Never grown Big Cheef but Carolina Dusk is an excellent tomato Big Cheef x (Pruden’s Purple x Indian Stripe) I picked two 3 days ago and will probably have some more, so it is a long lasting healthy plant Taste is typical of a dark tomato Didn't have another similar Black tomato to compare
- Cherokee Purple in a Container - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
I've grown them in the ground and in some homemade earthboxes Results have been about equal as far as production, number of fruit, and taste I planted mine with another plant, so I think fruits were bigger from those in a garden bed My hebs (containers) hold about 14 gallons of mix I usually get about 15-20 fruit CP is a very good tasting
- Miscellaneous Edibles - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
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- weed and feed and tomatoes - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
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- Cherokee Purple alternatives - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
Cherokee Purple alternatives Growing for Market To get good crops out of Cherokee Purple -- or almost all 1 2 pound and up size fruits, be sure your available Potash is in a 3:2 ratio with available Nitrogen; i e , 3 parts available Potash to 2 parts available Nitrogen
- Spacing for tomatoes - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
My 2012 tomato plants were planted on 3 ft centers in the row and rows were 4 5 feet center to center That means I gave them 13 5 square feet of soil per plant Most of them were indeterminates My soil was moderately high fertility The result was an exceptional crop of tomatatoes of about 4000 pounds off of about 450 plants
- Candy Sweet Icicle - Tomatoville® Gardening Forums
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