That greenhouse looks great. We would love to have something for extending our seasons and hardening off seedlings. Best of luck with the setup! I hope it serves you well.
Here’s what we got going in the garden:
This year’s lineup :
Sage
Thyme
Dill
Oregano
Spearmint
Peppermint
Horseradish...
Sorry I’m so late! We have a standard Roma type, cherries, and yellow pear looking ones. Last year we had a beefsteak variety, I think it was all from Baker Creek.
I think they were Amish Paste, Brandywine, cherries I couldn’t tell you, and the little yellow ones are Yellow Pear? We had a...
We had some ground cherries thinking they would be like tomatillos, or were tomatillos. We got a million little fruits that would’ve been perfect for jams or anything you might dump sugar into. Else I just would pick them off the plants and pop them into my mouth.
This year we’re focusing on...
Those tomatoes look great! Thanks for the recommendation. Where are you living that the growing season is so short? We’re in Montana and experience late/early frosts pretty often. Also long cool springs with rain, then no rain for most of the summer. Fall is quite short.
thanks for the replies everyone. Anyone with experience keeping a bee swarm/hive? I am less interested in the honey and more in their ability to pollenate. I’ll look up the recommended tomato varieties listed above. Thanks!
With winter going on, I’ve been leafing through seed catalogs and websites looking for interesting things to grow this year.
Our tomato’s did well this year, and the beefsteak variety we had made preserving fairly easy. (Meaty, skin came off easily after blanching, etc) We do a lot of Roma’s...