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GreenMomma said
on 9/2/2009 Great tips, especially freezing them!
n2beauty said
on 8/9/2009 hi i planted some tamatoes seeds. For the first time. there in there 5th week. lookin good so far. When will i see a tamatoe come about? and where will they start buding on the plant?
irishgal49 said
on 5/29/2009 i had holes in my tomatoes last year. was that from bugs?
slambr said
on 7/22/2008 For Gloriana,
What is the best way to pick a tomato? Take hold of the tomato, firmly but gently, and twist it until it snaps off the vine. If you prefer to cut it, just cut the stem close to the fruit.
gloriana said
on 7/16/2008 I'm brand new to gardening of any kind, so I hope this question is not overly stupid. :) What is the best way to pick a tomato? Cut it off at a particular spot - pull it off the vine leaving the surrounding green intact?
jd4irish said
on 6/10/2007 I have a two tamatoe plants and both of which have leave that grow more and more yellow. I know im doing something to much or too little but what is it? Please help?
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Pick tomatoes, put directly in a zip lock freezer bag, and freeze. Take out as needed and wash under warm water to remove skin. Thaw and use.
Anonymous said
on 1/15/2008 I have found that I can put washed and dried tomatoes into a freezer bag. When I want "canned tomatoes," I put them on the stove with a little water and boil them with salt and a bit of sugar. The skins come off, float to the top to be removed with tongs.