Northeast Gardening: Edibles '08 -Part 4, 0 by MaypopLaurel

MaypopLaurel wrote:
Wait, I have an idea. I can send cuttings of my tomatoes to Louise. She can grow them until early March, at which time she can send cuttings back to me and I can plant them out in early April. Then I can take cuttings and send them on to ya'll. When? You will have to forward them up the east coast 'til we get them back to Cyndie, which is where many of them came from. This could be the ultimate Round Robin!

Celeste, when do you get sprouts? The green beans are about done. What's picked should be good for the next few weeks. I still have Dixie butterpeas, Christmas beans and purple hulls coming in. We pulled the tobascos by the roots and hung them from the rafters of an empty bedroom. Hundreds were green last week and are turning red! We've put tomatoes on the vines in the attic this way before and had tomatoes for several months after pulling. Better flavor than packing in newspaper. Hazelfield Farm tomatoes this past week after temps at freezing (dew point at 20).
Laurel