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Search Results for: tomatoes

Catching up to the season: Tomatoes, peppers planted

July 6, 2019 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

    Gardeners are nothing if not optimistic. Optimism was the driving factor to my spending the last few days of June and first few days of July planting tomatoes and ...

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Trial tomatoes provide tasty treats from the garden

November 18, 2017 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

I only grew trial tomato plants this year and the results were fantastic. This was probably one of the best tomato years I’ve had. By far, the top performer was Gladiator, a ...

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An epic guide to growing tomatoes

February 20, 2016 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

Cherokee Purple Tomato is delicious

For the last few week, gardener have been thinking about the upcoming planting season. And when it comes to growing our own, tomatoes top the list. To help us succeed comes Craig ...

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Chef’s Choice Green for fried green tomatoes

January 16, 2016 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

The thing about fried green tomatoes is that we either eat unripened ones at the end of the season, when it’s starting to get cold and we know they won’t turn red. Or, we eat ...

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Freeze tomatoes and peppers, but leave the stinkbugs outdoors

October 4, 2014 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

The last gasps of the growing season yield an onslaught of tomatoes and peppers and these are vegetables that don’t keep very well without some type of preservation. After ...

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Two plants become one in grafted tomatoes, other plants

March 29, 2014 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

Last year, grafted vegetables, especially tomatoes, showed up on garden center tables. It’s not the term grafted that attracted people’s attention as much as the cost, frequently ...

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Potatoes, tomatoes and lettuce, oh my!

March 8, 2014 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

Since this is the best time to think about what edibles we will grow this year, I reached out to area gardeners about what they are planning. Last week, we talked to gardeners who ...

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Purdue detects late blight disease on tomatoes

August 22, 2013 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

Late blight disease was confirmed this week on several tomato samples from Tippecanoe County in west-central Indiana, leading the Purdue University Plant and Pest Diagnostic ...

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Black, leathery spot on tomatoes, peppers and other vegetables is blossom end rot

July 21, 2012 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

“I am having a little problem with my tomatoes,” writes L.B. of Indianapolis. “The ones that are turning red the earliest have black spots on the bottom end of them, mostly on ...

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Calcium deficiency causes blossom end rot on tomatoes, peppers and eggplants

July 30, 2011 By Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

The rain and then the lack of it has caused many tomatoes, peppers and eggplants to develop blossom end rot. This is a condition brought on by a calcium deficiency. It is not a ...

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