by Greg Alder | Nov 12, 2016 | Vegetables |
What’s wrong with this picture, besides the fact that it’s not well composed? If we lived in Oregon, nothing. If we lived in Missouri, nothing. But in Southern California, you don’t usually pick both tomatoes and broccoli from the garden at the same...
by Greg Alder | Nov 12, 2016 | Misc |
I have a challenge for you: Can you tell them apart? Which one is tomato and which is persimmon? And how do you know — color, sheen, blossom end marking, shape? The answer is found in the comments. Share Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook...
by Greg Alder | Sep 21, 2015 | Pests |
Spent the last couple weeks in Oregon and Washington, and came home to notice a lot of leaves missing from an Early Girl tomato plant. Figured a hornworm had done some munching, but when I went to find it I found a second, and then a third, and then I kept finding...
by Greg Alder | Jul 6, 2015 | Vegetables |
‘San Diego’ tomatoes I shouldn’t be surprised, but the variety of tomato called ‘San Diego’ is thriving here in . . . San Diego. Why did I wait until this year to try it? Compared to the other varieties I’ve grown in this yard...
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