Something Delicious

[Ursy]

Hello delicious friends!

I thought I'd post a follow up for my heirloom tomatoes, because they are showing up some pretty patterns now.

https://www.evernote.com/shard/s13/s...4ac34025ffa2a5

They are really keeping me in suspense because I don't know how big they are going to get, or whether they are going to turn red or stay green - but I love the markings on them. Unfortunately the camera didn't do such a good job of capturing it, but hopefully you can see enough to get an idea. (They are darker on top, not sure if it just looks like the lighting or whether you can see that).

[Bit]

They're lovely, Urs!

I've been dreaming over the pages of the Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds catalog this past week. Sneaky people, mailing that catalog out while people are in the holiday spending mood, lol.... Sun, here are your non-GMO seeds, including corn and soybeans. They test every batch; I'm telling you, pretty soon we're going to have to start growing corn in greenhouses to keep it GMO free. But in the meantime, we can still buy some pure seedstocks. http://rareseeds.com/ This year they have more than 1400 varieties of seeds, veggies, herbs, gourds, flowers, cover crops, etc. This is one of the small companies that's leading the fight for every one of us to have the right to non-GMO foods, AND their seeds are really vigorous with high germination rates. I would buy from them even if I weren't a gardener, just to support them in the fight for pure foods.

[Sun]

Originally Posted by Bit

They're lovely, Urs!

I've been dreaming over the pages of the Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds catalog this past week. Sneaky people, mailing that catalog out while people are in the holiday spending mood, lol.... Sun, here are your non-GMO seeds, including corn and soybeans. They test every batch; I'm telling you, pretty soon we're going to have to start growing corn in greenhouses to keep it GMO free. But in the meantime, we can still buy some pure seedstocks. http://rareseeds.com/ This year they have more than 1400 varieties of seeds, veggies, herbs, gourds, flowers, cover crops, etc. This is one of the small companies that's leading the fight for every one of us to have the right to non-GMO foods, AND their seeds are really vigorous with high germination rates. I would buy from them even if I weren't a gardener, just to support them in the fight for pure foods.

Thank you sweet Cath!

It is my hope that everyone grows or starts growing non GMO foods so this seed resource is just priceless.

Thank you for keeping this reminder in front of us as we talk about food, we must not forget where our food is coming from.

[Sun]

Originally Posted by Ursy

Hello delicious friends!

I thought I'd post a follow up for my heirloom tomatoes, because they are showing up some pretty patterns now.

https://www.evernote.com/shard/s13/s...4ac34025ffa2a5

They are really keeping me in suspense because I don't know how big they are going to get, or whether they are going to turn red or stay green - but I love the markings on them. Unfortunately the camera didn't do such a good job of capturing it, but hopefully you can see enough to get an idea. (They are darker on top, not sure if it just looks like the lighting or whether you can see that).

Your tomatoes look great Ursy! I hope that you get some green zebra's. They are so good. Thanks for posting the pics!