Weekly Garden Update 9/20/24: Chaos Gardening and More Tomatoes!

Howdy! I am Christi from Little Salty Homesteader, and in this video, I am showing y’all what’s going on in my North Texas vegetable garden in mid-late September. Much of the fall garden is thriving, chaos sewn seeds are sprouting and tomatoes are setting fruit again!!!
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[@HarvestDailyLife]

Harvesting fruit is truly an art.

[@treblemakingsisters3577]

I may have won the battle against the mice that were stealing my eggplants. I'm hoping I got them all. I've already got so many flowers coming back with eggplants growing now that they're gone 🤞

[@littlesaltyhomesteader]

@@treblemakingsisters3577 that’s awesome! Hopefully I’ll get to harvest these eggplants!

[@growyourownfood7814]

If my memory is correct, the Porter tomato was developed by a seed company out of Stephenville, Texas. It went out of business before the internet (seems like the 80's), but since Porter was open pollinated it has survived. My parents used to plant that variety every year since it produced so heavily. Been a while since I have grown it. Hope your back gets to feeling better.

[@littlesaltyhomesteader]

@@growyourownfood7814 I knew Porter was a Texas variety, but I didn’t know the whole history. Cool!
Thanks! It’s better than it was yesterday for sure.