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[Reyer Farms]

It's been a while. We were blessed with a good year in spite of a very wet spring. Here is a picture of the biggest tomato this year. Hope all is well with y'all!

 

[wyeguy]

Don't have any quite that big yet. But getting a 5 gallon bucket full every other day now.

 

[Reyer Farms]

Don't have any quite that big yet. But getting a 5 gallon bucket full every other day now.

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That's a very nice one. The plants look very healthy too! We are done with our harvest here.

 

[cqaigy2]

whoa there, it's bigger then head! :laughing:

 

[randy41]

nice tomato...what variety?

 

[jinman]

Don't have any quite that big yet. But getting a 5 gallon bucket full every other day now.

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Now, that's a tomato that's both big and edible. I'm not sure where to cut that one from Reyer Farms? It might cut back. All joking aside, I don't know anything better tasting than a bag full of chilled cherry tomatoes just lightly salted.

 

[wyeguy]

I've got a cherry tomato "sugary" variety. I love them. Most get consumed before they make it into the house.

 

[farmgirl19]

I like the Yellow Pear tomatoes to eat as I harvest everything else. Those small ones sure taste good in the garden, and like wyeguy, they don't make it into the house.

I just started getting my Fall garden in the ground, this week! Now, if I could just get some rain!

Thanks for sharing the pics of the tomatoes, y'all. I didn't grow any that big, this year yet. My largest was 14 oz.

 

[/pine]

A neighbor gave me a tomato last week (I should have taken a picture) that was bigger than I've ever seen...!

one slice of the tomato completely covered a piece of regular sliced bread...I mean no bread showing...the slice was actually hanging over on all four sides...and the quality was excellent throughout...

 

[mjarrels]

Thats one cute girl holding it up!

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