I pulled the last of my tomato plants today I had 14 plants and they produced 30 lbs of tomatoes!
My goal was to grow 20 lbs so I'm really happy with what I've grown.
I have no idea if aprox. 2 lbs/plant is typical. The way I look at it is 1 tiny seed produced 2 lbs of fruit. It's pretty awesome as far as I'm concerned.
That's great. Especially since we were in danger of late blight.
I don't have a food scale, I need to get one! That's sounds like a good amount per plant.
I've left my plants in. I did pick most of the tomatoes because there was a threat of frost.
It is amazing that such a small thing, a tiny seed, grows into large plants and fruit.
It's magic.
I don't have a food scale, I need to get one! That's sounds like a good amount per plant.
I've left my plants in. I did pick most of the tomatoes because there was a threat of frost.
It is amazing that such a small thing, a tiny seed, grows into large plants and fruit.
It's magic.
crobi, congrugulation! Sounds like you had a good year.
I think I found a new way to tally the results for my garden.
All of last winter, my wife and I saved our Walmart bags. I had a five gallon bucket in the garden which I stuffed with the bags. By early spring, the bucket was full of pressed down bags. Anytime I needed to harvest tomatoes or something else, I always had a Walmart bag handy. If a neighbor or family member wanted to harvest something, I told them to grab a bag from the bucket. The bags rarely left the garden full, but they were usually half full. I noticed the other day that only two bags remain in the bucket. My measurement for 2009 is "I grew a bucket full of bags worth of veggies this year".
Ted
I think I found a new way to tally the results for my garden.
All of last winter, my wife and I saved our Walmart bags. I had a five gallon bucket in the garden which I stuffed with the bags. By early spring, the bucket was full of pressed down bags. Anytime I needed to harvest tomatoes or something else, I always had a Walmart bag handy. If a neighbor or family member wanted to harvest something, I told them to grab a bag from the bucket. The bags rarely left the garden full, but they were usually half full. I noticed the other day that only two bags remain in the bucket. My measurement for 2009 is "I grew a bucket full of bags worth of veggies this year".
Ted
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