Georgia Gardening: Bad Tomato Year, 1 by MaypopLaurel

MaypopLaurel wrote:
Becky, are you saying the plants I gave you are doing well? I hope so. My AMS (NOID) peppers are now almost six feet tall and covered in peppers! The tomatoes that have done poorly are all the purchased early Spring plants. They seem to be reviving somewhat, so I'll leave them be. My seed grown plants are doing great, but I hoped for a bigger, earlier harvest. I started very late.

BB, those are peaches. Georgia Belles, a white fleshed variety. We do not spray, fertilize or tend in any way. The squirrels often help start a new tree here and there. Because of our bad cultural habits (:)), the peaches are tiny, but so tasty. Perfect for brandied peaches. It takes to or three to get your peach on though. Good to see you back. Missed your posts. Did I do these zucchini fritters? Made from the one that got away.

Laurel