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Tag Archives: tomato
No dig diary, 11th June 2026
Another showery day meant that working outdoors wasn’t likely to be fun for long, so I did some watering and planted some peppers and tomatoes in the polycrub. Since I had my “pepper head” on, I then found some four … Continue reading
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No dig diary, 8th June 2026
Bit of an unpredictable day today, but I decided I’d risk any rain showers and get everything set up for my climbing beans. First that meant doing yet more weeding, and of an area that I only weeded a couple … Continue reading
No dig diary, 4th June 2026
At last the polytunnel is planted up with almost all of the crops I want in it this year, having been delayed by the cold and my blood pressure issues. All the tomatoes and peppers are in, just have cucumbers … Continue reading
Vine-ripened tomatoes
It occurred to me the other day to wonder what “vine-ripened” actually means on a pack of tomatoes, as opposed to what supermarkets want us to think it means. As far as I can find, it means you get charged … Continue reading
Memory Lane, 28th August 2023: Huge tomatoes!
These are all Amish Paste. Not the largest I’ve ever grown, but certainly right up there.
Memory Lane, 26th August 2023: Tunnel of love apples
Not yet ripe, but looking promising 😀
Memory Lane, 18th July 2023: Frankenstein’s greenhouse in use!
I had a few spare tomato and pepper plants in pots, so I thought I might as well put them in the greenhouse where they’d hopefully provide more fruit despite the lateness of the season. The greenhouse was otherwise empty, … Continue reading
No dig diary, 25th May 2024
Having spent yesterday composting new beds, I decided today was the day that I should catch up with the greenhouses. There’s garlic in part of the bed in one and nothing in the other but potted strawberries, so neither was … Continue reading
Memory Lane, 3rd January 2023: Christmas T-shirts
Gifts from my children. And so appropriate that it’s almost a shame to wear them when they might get damaged 😀
Memory Lane, 9th December 2022: Overwintering tomatoes
In September I took cuttings from a number of tomato plants and left them in the greenhouse in jars of water. Those that produced roots were potted up and then moved indoors into a bay window when the weather became … Continue reading