Saturday, November 12, 2022

The Green Tomatoes


 My friend S gave me these green tomatoes she was forced to pick from her garden due to danger of frost a few weeks ago.  She said they would ripen if I kept them in a sunny spot.  I considered planting tomatoes for myself next year but in our weather it is an annual plant, I prefer planting perennials.  Oregano herbs and tarragon herbs are perennials, not basil.  

16 comments:

Valerie-Jael said...

I hope your tomatoes will ripen soon! Hugs, Valerie

roentare said...

Looks healthy and organic

Angie's Recipes said...

or make fried green tomatoes :-))

Ivy's Closet said...

Tomatoes are tricky here. Some people have better spaces where they grow. We don't have that..and a ton of critters seem to hang out in our backyard too. So something eats them before we do. Lovely green tomatoes!

DeniseinVA said...

Very thoughtful gift from your friend. Tomatoes are a favorite with us.

Sandra Cox said...

That was kind of your neighbor.
I prefer perennials also.

Tizyana said...

Bellissimi green tomatoes di varie forme, sembra un quadro.

David M. Gascoigne, said...

Time for fried green tomatoes.

Adam said...

I always wonder how commercial farms deal with frosts

Lowcarb team member said...

If they don't ripen just slice the green tomatoes thinly and fry them up in a bit of olive oil ... quite yummy :)

All the best Jan

J.P. Alexander said...

Lindos tomates. Te mando un beso.

Kay said...

Wasn't there a movie called Fried Green Tomatoes? I wonder what that's like.

My name is Erika. said...

Even if they are annuals, you should give them a try. You can't go wrong with the harvest-smile. Enjoy.

Anonymous said...

I considered planting tomatoes, too, but I prefer perennials. I don't want to spend more time than necessary in the garden. I'd rather be out and about doing things, seeing people and enjoying life!

baili said...

Nothing is better than Hometown veggies

Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...

Not sure how I got so far behind, but I'm playing catch up today. Yes, basil is an annual, but it is easy to grow from and keeps on giving all summer long. I can't get good results with grown oregano and tarragon from seed, although I've tried. And mine must both overwinter indoors. You need a large area to grow tomatoes. I had trouble getting into my plants because they were planted too close together this year.