Can Winter Be Far Away

The beginnings of my basement wood supply.
I only have about 1/3 of it in. Last night, Mother Nature reminded us to get going on such project. We had a killer frost. The tender plants in my garden are finished, touched by frost. Tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and squash dod not survive. I have been working on getting wood in. Thanks for the reminder, "Mother".

Salvaging what I can from the garden.
This five baskets of cucumbers are last of this years crop.

Plumb tomatoes I am trying to ripen indoors.
I have about 50 tomato plants that did not produce ripe fruit before the frost came. I am bringing them in the house to try to rippen them. Some I hope to rippen by hanging the whole plant in the basement. Others I will wrap in newspaper and keep in a dark place. Both these method are supposed to work. If not, I will be making a lot of things with green tomatoes.
1 Comments:
Oh my! Frost already. I guess winter isn't that far away. It's been in the 50's here at night. I think both of your ways of doing the tomatoes will work. I hope so anyway. Good luck with them!
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