Re: Supper and tomatos


Hmmm- the margartias do sound good.  The champagne was Domaine Carneros 
by Tattinger.  My tomatos are also in, I always get Dona, Suncherry, and 
Brandywine, and then try a couple new varieties each year.  This year I 
added, Floramerica, Sugary, and Black Pineapple.  All are growing nicely 
and I need to get the red plastic under them soon!

Theresa

mlrasmus@rockwellcollins.com wrote:

>>Theresa (who ate delivered chinese food and a really good champagne
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>tonight.
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>>It actually wasn't bad together!)
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>What really goes nicely with chinese food is an ice cold bottle of Jose
>Cuervo lime margaritas!  I'll have to try the champagne sometime.  What
>kind did you have, Theresa?
>
>I have 75-100 year old trees (various pines, maples) around the house and
>gardens here with little space for sun loving plants. My neighbor who is
>NOT a gardener had a sun spot with overgrown shrubs, gooseberry bush, etc
>that I cut down last fall.  Am looking forward to putting in peppers and
>tomatoes.  Red and yellow peppers are $1.99 EACH in the produce aisle now.
>Shoot, even the zucchini is $1.69/lb.  I'm definately taking notes on the
>tomato discussions.  Except for the grape tomatoes, the ones in the store
>just don't come close to homegrown.  I like to eat lots of fresh veggies -
>love the recipes you share, Jim.
>Mardi
>z4b where spring is finally coming to Iowa!
>
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