tomatos

[GeoFisher]

No I'm not going to rant about government involment[might digress a bit]. I love those little grape tomatos,in fact like most tomato products. good pasta sauce, used to enjoy a BLT but its a little pricey now. Tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich,and last but not least, An 18 oz glass,a few ice cubesDash of tabasco, splash of worchestire sauce, andfill to the top with smirnoff[good in mixed drinks, fair paint thinner].A long tooth pick with a couple of stuffed olives[anchovie preferred] a small stalk of celery, and a good movie[attack of the tomatos not recommended].Bon temps rollez

I like the grape tomatoes too........but only some of them. They make a great little snack, and are really good for ya.

I should grow my own, but I simply don't have a good enough space with sunshine to grow veggies at my house......I've tried a few times, but the yields are not nearly good enough for me.

[TimE]

I like the grape tomatoes too........but only some of them. They make a great little snack, and are really good for ya.

I should grow my own, but I simply don't have a good enough space with sunshine to grow veggies at my house......I've tried a few times, but the yields are not nearly good enough for me.

You are definately doing it wrong. They will grow in complete darkness, or at least a shaded porch. Sounds like you have never tasted a great tomato Geo.

I'm willing to bet that if you leave those warehouse plants alone, you will have better luck.

[waterdog101]

I use to like putting out a garden, but after the kids are grown and leave the nest. it's makes more sense for me to just buy, what my wife and I use from a roadside stand. I fish Cherokee lake in tn, and the best tomatoes you will ever put in your mouth, are grown in granger county tn. and theres several roadside stands. that sale tomatoes. and they are priced fair. this older guy that I buy mine from has them for 1 buck a pound, and banana peppers 1 buck a pound. I buy enough to do me until the next trip to Cherokee.