Today's harvest includes 41 Black Cherry, 18 Babywine, 15 Yellow Perfection, 8 Snow White(2), 6 Oaxacan Jewel(2), 6 Snow White(1), 4 Garden Peach(2), 4 Dr. Wyche's Yellow (7 ounces, 13 ounces, 6 ounces, 9.5 ounces), 4 back yard Husky Cherry Red, 3 Black From Tula, 3 Plum Tigris, 2 German Orange Strawberry, 2 Paul Robeson, 2 Orange Blossom, Garden Peach(1), White Zebra, White Currant, Sweet 100, Husky Gold, Italian Ice, Japanese Black Trifele, Jaune Coeur de Pigeon, Vintage Wine and Red Currant for a total of 128 tomatoes!
Well, I don't know what to write that hasn't already been written about this heat wave harvest bump. But I'll try...
Now we have gone over 4 times the harvest amount than just seven days ago. On September 2 we harvested 31 tomatoes.
My original harvest estimate for September 2009 was 700 tomatoes. As of today, we've harvested 699 tomatoes for the month.
I had concerns when I made that estimate that we wouldn't reach 9000 tomatoes for the year. 10,000 harvested tomatoes was out of the question. Now 9000 harvested tomatoes for the year will happen (at this pace, it will happen in two days!) and the magic 10,000 mark is now an outside possibility.
We will have a drop off. I guarantee that. But every time I write it in this blog, I harvest more the next day.
The weather has settled down. Yesterday was quite pleasant and even had a touch of crispness in the air. Fall?
We've reached over 4500 harvested back yard tomatoes for the year (4527)!
Today's harvested Dr. Wyche's Yellow look great!
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