"Super" Fantastic

As you know, I don't garden. But my grandmother did. And she kept the tags. That way she didn't forget. She typically planted 2 or 3 varieties. I just can't recall which ones.

So, Bob... ya like tomatoes?

Tomatoes are my absolute favourite, as i said ref. the picture of the tomato - even when they're not ripe, they still look good enough to eat. I do keep all my tags and seed packets, but because I am the clutter queen, especially in my green house, things do wind up in the strangest places, behind plant pots, under seed trays, in my chest of drawers(ex bedroom)which now houses all sorts of odds and endslike seed labels and ties. in the ex broom cupboard where i keep the tall tools, like hoes, spades and rakes. But i did just have a look and i have planted sungold( which is a orangey/red tomato )I grew them last year as well and although they are not as small as gardeners delight they are smaller than average and very sweet and tasty. i am also growing Balconi red, a small red 'tumbler' tomato and Balconi yellow.Yellow of course. the last 2 are supposed to be suitable for growing in containers and they are coming along quite nicely. my dear husband donated one of his wheelbarrows the other year and about 8/10 plants can grow quite comfortably in there. He did also give me another wheelbarrow which i grow spring bulbs and summer annuals in too. Bless him! Going back to tomatoes, I love tomato brown bread sandwiches. the really large toms are the best as you only need one slice of tomato to cover the slice of bread, lovely with either mayo, cheese or ham !!