Today Matt and I finally did something with the tomatoes in our backyard that had turned into a jungle:
Hopefully some of these will ripen soon.
Matt also made a trellis for our (his) grape vine:
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What kind of grapes are they?
Which varieties of tomatoes are you growing?
Looking good! It appears you’ll have quite the crop.
OMG why are your tomats so big?????????? Mine is only like 2 feet tall, probably not even.
The grapes are Cab Sauv. But Matt predicts the fruit won’t actually grow until next year. Right now he is just trying to train it. The tomatoes are little cherry tomatoes so they won’t get very ig–but there are tons of little green ones!! Catlin–our neighbors tell us that the previous owners grew tons of tomatoes–I think there’s something in our soil that makes them grow so fast! I planted heirlooms but they aren’t growing as fast.