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Showing posts with label tomatoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tomatoes. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
My Parents' Garden
This beautiful 1.13 pound tomato is one of many exciting thing to come out of my parents' garden this summer. They've produced, enjoyed and gifted bunches of herbs, zinnias and leafy greens, and even have a surprise pumpkin that popped up from the remains of Halloween 2010 decor. Stay tuned for more pics.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
"Add to cart"
MP tweeted about the new tomato variety named after him last week and I've been meaning to link readers up to it ever since so... here you go! Pollan wasn't quite sure how to take the tomato title honor because of, well, the following description:
‘Michael Pollan’ is an odd shaped mutant! (The tomato that is.) Egg shaped fruits are yellow with green stripes & some have little “nubbins” on the ends. Related to ‘Green Zebra’ but with a milder taste & a good amount of sweetness. Very popular in taste tests. Plus the bloom on this variety is reported to be quite showy. Nice! Named after the amazing author & teacher - whose books we highly recommend. ‘Michael Pollan’ is possibly susceptible to Blossom End Rot so make sure & water him evenly to prevent this from occurring. The tomato that is!
Find the tomato and other great seeds at Annie's Annuals and Perennials.
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