How to Plant Delicious Tomatoes in Time for Summer!

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My mother and sister are great gardeners. They grew some huge tomatoes last year. Some people have a natural green thumb. I guess Chris is one of them. If you're like me you'll kill everything you try to grow. Already tried gardening, turned it into a graveyard by the end of the season. I did everything even talking to the damned plants as they say that's therapeutic. My plants committed suicide. Guess my voice reminded them of Russell Crowe in South Park with his tug boat.

Homegrown tomatoes are the BEST! I'm hoping I can try this with something similar on my apartments back patio. There is a curious cat involved though...hmmm....I'd have to become CLEO: Tomato Guardian when she goes out. lol

Excellent video, sis!

Ok. First off...your skin looks just like the chocolate that they use to make the chocolate easter bunnies...LOL!

Second, how late can you plant tomatoes and they still produce?

Did you make the garden beds that you showed in the first part of the video? (Sorry, if you already answered in another video :).

If so, do you have any videos showing how you made them?

Thank you!!!

This time of year at least hear in Maryland can be bad for putting young plants in the ground. Starlings tend to rip them apart for new nest and mating. Gone through it enough years to know.

I just canned a bundle of tomatoes into homemade spaghetti sauce!! Now I am trying to grow my own tomatoes thanks the advise

I emailed you! Hope you get to read it! 😃😃 awesome video

Kale is the magic word! I love lacinato (dinosaur) kale; I eat four bunches of it a week, at least. (Steam it slightly and add sesame seeds, fresh ginger, olive oil, dash of pepper and salt and serve with yams, lentils or black-eyed peas, and brown basmati rice; you will think you're experiencing a beatific vision.) :) Good for you, Ms. Green Thumb! Your garden looks great! I have neither the skill nor the patience for farming. :)

superb video.Ian

Thanks for sharing. Great video.