These are the last of my tomato crop.
They were still delicious, yet tiny.
I have had a good garden this year. I spent $44 at my son's school fundraiser on two types of tomato plants, purple eggplant plants, and pepper plants. I did not realize how many plants I had and was able to do my garden and bless two other families with the remaining plants. But my investment paid back even in my garden alone. I got no less than 25 peppers this year (and still have a few outside.) I got about 200 tomatoes in Aug. and Sept, with these last few stragglers this week (but they are the last.) I also got about 12 purple eggplant. I think it was a huge success. I am already planning on doubling my garden for next year and adding beans, cucumbers, zucchini, pumpkins, and potatoes.
If you had a garden, how did it do this year; and what did you grow?
-Becky
p.s. I didn't even weed my garden this year, as we put down this garden plastic first, then cut holes in it to plant the veggie plants. It was so worth it!!!
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
The last of my tomato crop
Posted by Becky R at 10:44 PM
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I grew cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, and raspberries. The cukes didn't do very well, but the tomatoes and berries were great :)
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