Fish some, mostly crabbing.

HI All,

Actually clicked a link on Craigslist, under sporting goods, and found this site. Poked around, seems like a nice place.
Smitty, You got a B&T?
I am active on a crabbing board, and not active but a memeber on ***,BB,and do occasionally post on Stripersurf.

As my name implies, I am into growing tomatoes.
See you out there.
Rob.

Hey tomatoe guy, I found this site the same way. they are some tomatoes in the picture! I love Tomatoes! We are not far away, Audubon.

Any one tell you you resemble John Runyon (eagle lineman)?

Welcome to SBO enjoy your stay..

low buck Jim wrote:Any one tell you you resemble John Runyon (eagle lineman)?

Nope, that's a first!

Other hobbies include:
Woodburning stove-switching to coal this fall.
Maggie and Moe, my 2 horribly spoiled old dogs. Maggie is an English Cocker Spaniel(10),
and Moe is an English Bulldog.(9)
Home repair is consuming my time lately, planning on moving to central NJ, near hamilton.
VW Beetles: I'm on my 4th one 1977 std beetle with a 1974 engine.

Welcome
It sure looks like you know what you are doing. Let me ask you a question. Do you plant them and just let them grow or do you continually prune them so you have only one main vine? I have been told you shouldpinch off all the suckers but my brother just lets them go and always seems to do better but I also think he gets more sun. I live up in the woods in Northwest NJ. Any tips you care to share would be appreciated

Kevnmary wrote:Welcome
It sure looks like you know what you are doing. Let me ask you a question. Do you plant them and just let them grow or do you continually prune them so you have only one main vine? I have been told you shouldpinch off all the suckers but my brother just lets them go and always seems to do better but I also think he gets more sun. I live up in the woods in Northwest NJ. Any tips you care to share would be appreciated

Full Sun all day.
I get the plants started, then when I plant them, take all but the top leaves off, and plant them DEEP. At least 8 inches.
No chemical fertilizer. I make compost all year.
Sandy soil. South Jersey is sandy.
When you water-water deep. No sprinkling with the hose for 2 minutes.
I have pruned, and have let plants run. either way works as long as you keep the fruit off the ground. It also depends on how
much space you want to use. If you are going for size, 8 ft high stake, and prune it.

Hope this helps,
Rob

[size=24]WELCOME TOO SBO. NICE TOMATOES.

I LIKE TOMATOES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WELCOME!!!!!!!!!!!


FC

NJTomatoguy,, welcome to the site!
Tomatoes gotta love those fruits! I've got mine in the ground now and been toying w/ an idea,, to utilize bamboo as a cage.
Look forward to reading your post and tomatoe growing tips, etc.

welcome,those are some big *** tomatoes :)

welcome those tomatoes are huge must have a green thumb :affraid: :affraid: