Surprise!

I was surprised to find this in my garden a couple days ago.

What next?

First the rototiller and now this!

Spooky Halloween Tomatoes!

These OSU Blue P20 tomatoes got really dark! We got them picked right before the first frosts on October 25th and 26th.

Here is a listing of the tomatoes we grew this year with ratings from one to five stars and a few notes.

Survivors*** -random seed from last years surviving plants

Seattles Wolly Mammoth*** 

Green Lanterns Lights***

Green Zebra****

Bulgarian #7****

Goose Creek***** -earliest tomato with WOW flavor and sweetness!

Mehringer Family***

AAA Sweet Solano***

Amish Paste***

Michael Pollan* -blossom end rot

Berkley Tie-Dye Heart***** -large and meaty

Searching For The Blue Zebra**

Red Barn***

OSU Blue P20***** -amazingly productive and disease resistant

Black Cherry***** -huge plant, great flavor

Bonito Ojo* -slug magnet!

Box Car Willie***** -really good year for this one

German Red Strawberry****

Cherokee Purple*** -some years this is great, just average this year

Wolford Wonder*****

Green Giant*** -just ok this year

Clockman's Brandywine****

Aunt Ginny's Purple***** -huge and delicious!

Val's Red Nibbler**** -must try this again, interesting

Sun Gold***** -YUM!

V.R. Moscow**

Ida Gold**

Cougar Red**

Moscow, ID***

Seattle Best of All**

Benewah**

Gem State**

Latah***

Bonner**** - earliest

Shoshone***

Washington Cherry**

Principe Borghese**** -good cut in half and dried

Dansk Export**

Dancing With Smurfs**