Tomato Crop

I'm afaid tweaky if it was over to me it would be feeding them to the pigs (if i had any of course) or green tom chutney.

I'm sure some more adventurous person will start a nice thread with lots of green tom recipes we can all have a go at. Though I expect some may be looking to fill the compost bin

 

Thought you would at least start us off with a recipe.....

 

New thread re what to do with greenies
http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=16402
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robert

 

I know I said I would not blow my trumpet again,,,,,,
I can not resist,, you can all get your own back next year...
Check out todays tumbler crop for 25th Aug
robert

 

Robert, obviously you can't take a hint, so I'll just tell you straight out .... PUSH OFF!

Didn't you know Robert that showing off is a terrible terrible thing and really immature.



Seriously, well done!

 

Biker... one things for sure... cant see myself doing any better next year..
The demise of robert the red is already writen in the annuals of history...............................................................

 

Great crop there and all the best for next year too.

 

I have had the earliest "Beef" tomatoes ever, this year! Started harvesting in mid June (not sure of the date) but they have been a poor crop and poor taste almost from day one, compared to other years.
Mine are grown in a greenhouse in my rear garden.

Was chatting to two fellow plot holders today, and mentioned about my tomatoes, both assured me that their tomatoes were marvellous, and as both have greenhouses on their plots I was given some of their to try there and then.

Both persons offerings were almost uneatable to me, but they would not accept what I was telling them.

Ostriches spring to mind!