These are the first and probably only brandywines I'll harvest this year. The cycle of drought and watering led to some cleft with heft. I made a tomato salad -oil and vinegar, salt and pepper. I cut out the coarse ravines. Eaten at room temperature.
One tomato growing note: I had one tomato with blossom end rot this June. I promptly started placing all our egg shells crumbled up on the soil surface. Entirely unscientific, but I must say that despite the droughty conditions, no blossom end rot on any tomatoes since the egg shells went in. For whatever it's worth.
I tried the egg shell method too! I think it sorta helped...
ReplyDeleteEggshells eh?? Ima try that.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I tried this stuff
http://www.scotts.com/smg/catalog/productTemplate.jsp?proId=prod10280004
and got some hydrated lime for next season.