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Gardening

BigmanPigman

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11. When I live in Phila we would put all the green

Reply to Croney (Original post)

Fri Oct 14, 2022, 07:43 PM

Oct 2022

tomatoes left on the plants onto big tables in our basement and they ripened beautifully and were very tasty. You don't need to use green tomato recipes unless you like them that way, but the option of them ripening naturally may work for you too.

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Here are my green tomatoes picked today. [View all] Croney Oct 2022 OP

Fried or pickled. Historic NY Oct 2022 #1

Not a fan of fried, but pickled is a good idea. Croney Oct 2022 #2

Great job! GreenWave Oct 2022 #3

If you like green Salsa, Mr.Bill Oct 2022 #4

We love salsa. I will Google this, thanks! Croney Oct 2022 #5

If you have lots of it, Mr.Bill Oct 2022 #6

for bell peppers and onions, get several Tetrachloride Oct 2022 #7

I did a last picking last night.... 65 tomatoes. Most are sinkingfeeling Oct 2022 #8

Good season indeed! 👍 Croney Oct 2022 #9

i make green tomato pickles. mopinko Oct 2022 #10

When I live in Phila we would put all the green BigmanPigman Oct 2022 #11

Oh yes, we do this too. I have nursed tomatoes through to Croney Oct 2022 #12

We picked ours yesterday too. femmocrat Oct 2022 #13