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Bookmark or Share- Storing Tomatoes in Ashes - Tomatoville® Gardening ForumsThen, he dumps the ash into a paper carton and places the tomatoes in the carton. With this technique, Mr. Nduwimana manages to safely store his tomatoes for many months. He explains: “I keep my tomatoes in the ash for a period of five to six months, so I can sell them in December, January, or February when the price has risen—since ...
- Delectation of Tomatoes - Tomatoville® Gardening ForumsAnd also still hangs out at the BIG Pumpkin site with the big tomato folks since Dale also has a section at his website that's all about big ones.When I was last at his site I went there to see if he was listing a particular variety someone wanted but couldn't find elsewhere,but couldn't find the place where the BIG tomatoes are listed,my fault ...
- 2021 dwarf tomato results, and plans for 2022 - TomatovilleAnd while I will still grow the two San Marzano varieties that I found do well for me, I'm also transitioning the paste section of my tomato garden over to dwarfs. My goal is enough canned purée to use on pizza throughout the year, and a stash of "sun" dried tomatoes. The new paste dwarfs are able to do this, so I will stay with them.
- OP tomatoes that don't crack & split? - TomatovilleFrom my experience, many smaller tomatoes don't have a lot of cracking, but they still may be susceptible to splitting. "Even watering" is a good objective, but one can't control the rain, and many varieties crack and split very badly in containers, especially earthtainers (with constant high moisture).
- Best variety with high acid taste - Tomatoville® Gardening ForumsIn the black tomatoes Berkley Tie Die Pink is fairly tart. One of my favorite reds that falls in that category is Druzba and it has been very productive as well as tasty. I'm growing Atkinson for the first time in a very long time. It used to be one of the favored tomatoes around here before fusarium got so bad.
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