Podcasts about tomatos

BITG 4.12.25 • Frost Free Date • Blue Mountain Pinks? • Tomato Time is Coming! • Hotline Strawberry Caller • Easter Flowers & More! 1. The Frost Free Date Shouldn't be ignored. We had 29° this past week!! In our 1st segment we're going to discuss the first free date!  2. How is it possible that there are Blue Mt. Pinks? We're going to discuss Mt. Pinks also known as Creeping Phlox. We're going to discuss these landscape favorites in our 2nd segment!! 3. I warned you about planting too early in our first segment. In our 3rd segment we're going to tempt you with a segment all about Tomatoes! Don't worry worry Tomato Time is Coming! 4. We recieved a call from a listener about Growing Strawberries. Hear all about it in our 4th segmant. 5. It's Palm Sunday Weekend and We'll wrap up todays show talking about Easter Flowers and thier care!  Philadelphia, South Jersey, & Delaware Valley  Saturdays at 8am 860am | WWDB-AM Saturday at 6am & 5pm | 93.5FM & 1540am WNWR "The Word"....   NYC Tri-State Area Sundays at 8am 1250 AM "Classic Oldies" WMTR Bloomers in the Garden helps you and your neighbors have more beautiful yards, gardens and landscapes. Len is your “go-to” source for practical information, solid “local” advice that applies to the Delaware Valley. Learn about products and plants you can pronounce that are available at local Independent Garden Centers. Get inspired and confident to try new things, building on our past successful recommendations. Len Schroeder has a rich family heritage of horticulture dating back over 100 years. His own experience spans over 30 years as Owner of Bloomers Home & Garden Center. Bloomers is a Retail Garden Center that caters to the home gardener and the do-it-yourself landscaper. Bloomers prides itself on its staff training. We translate the often confusing gardening information into easy to understand, executable tasks. Len brings a professional lifetime of sorting out plants and products that work when customers get them home. Have a question for us or a topic you like us to discuss? Have a question for us or a topic you like us to discuss? Call the Bloomer's Garden Hotline” at (609)685-1880 to leave your question, your name and the town you're from! You can also write to len@bloomers.com ....

Welcome back to Blowing the Froth Off, the show were we hear from YOU, our beloved Frothies. What's something f*cked your parents have done on the piss? Would you eat spew tomatoes? So many questions out of this weeks podcast. If you want to get in touch, call the Frothline on (07) 3103 3389 and leave a voice message! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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I remember Jack telling me he'd harvested his tomatoes in February and was pleased with the crop.  I reckon that —especially in the North— tomatoes can go on and on and on; here in Canterbury they grow well into autumn (April, May) until the frosts start to play havoc.  In my tunnel house I carry on harvesting them till June, sometimes July!  This is what they look like in February/March:      The green tomatoes are still on the plant.  These will easily ripen as long as you water and fertilise the plants with a fruit-fertiliser (sufficient Potash – K). Keep trimming the laterals and keep tying up the vines to the stakes.  Each week I do a thorough harvest of all the tomatoes that are ripe or almost ripe.  Pink Berkely Tie-Dye is quite lovely coloured and firm, great for fried tomatoes with eggs.    My biggest crop is F100 (sweet cherry tomatoes) that come in red and Brown-ish hues; The original F 100 is really long-lasting on the plant and keeps going the longest. It's my standard variety that is best represented in the tunnel house. It's also the basic tomato for roasted tomato sauce, creating the Bolognese for decent Italian meals  Another good general processing tomato is “Tigerella”, this one goes on till May at least – sometimes well into June.  Roasting them is a piece of cake; olive-oil over the top, plus some onions, paprika and later, basil. Not too high in temperature (150 is usually enough), blitz them when done, if you like, and freeze them in ziplock bags and you'll have tomato sauce for the year.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Growing tomatoes is one of the big hobbies of New Zealanders, especially males! It's great to have a go at these fruit – there are many many varieties too and everybody has their favourite ones. But there are some problems that can occur, whether you're raising them in an open garden bed, or in a tunnel house Tomato – (potato) thrips are a nuisance; they got here a few decades ago and will attack Solanaceous plants (potatoes, tomatoes, nightshades, poroporo, and such weeds) Tomato thrips adults and nymphs I used to get heaps of them when growing tomatoes in Auckland, but in CHC they seem to be prevalent only in autumn (takes longer to develop plague proportions); My best preventative action is to pull Solanum weeds out everywhere. It prevents them from settling on these hosts and survive during winter. When you have a hassle: spray the plants with oil (Conqueror Oil or Neem Oil) on a regular basis (every 10 days or so); aim for the newer leaves/growth on the tomato plants. Sprays with insecticides need to commence well before you see the first psyllids; it keeps their populations down too. I generally don't grow potatoes (only the early season varieties of potatoes (before Xmas) Blossom End Rot on Tomatoes has always been translated as a deficiency of calcium. Apparently that is a myth in itself; it has more to do with the inability of the plant to transport calcium through the plant. Gibberellins appear to be playing an important role in that job and most NZ soils are not deficient in calcium; so: try some fertilisers with gibberellic acid (Seafood Soup/Seaweed Tea!) Often the first tomatoes of the season show some Blossom End Rot. With settling temps and regular fertilisation/watering these symptoms often disappear. Early Blight and Late Blight on stems and leaves can move pretty quickly through the plants. Here comes the watering again!!! Only water the soil (NOT the leaves); remove the lower leaves as soon as practicable, so they don't drag on the moist soil and get infected. Underwatering also helps in this matter: keep the area drier; make sure the wind/air movement can dry the plants and stems quickly. If you have persistent hassles with blight: keep a regular fungicide treatment going Passionvine hoppers (Scolypopa australis) I call them fluffy bums – as their “nylon-filament tails” are prominent features (of course these tails are made from fine waxy material!) Photo / Supplied They suck sap from a wide variety of host plants, often climbers (Wisteria, Passionfruit vines) and Perennials (salvia, Hydrangeas, Camellia, you name it!!) Sap-sucking is their big impact on garden plants – sometimes they debilitate their host, pooping honeydew all over the place and that creates a deposit of sooty mould, like with some many sap-sucking insects in the garden Slowly they grow larger and larger shedding skins along their journey (moulting), until they reach adulthood in summer: Moth-like insects with delta-shaped wings, showing prominent vein-markings; they, too, suck plant sap These insects have the ability to jump quickly and far and the adult passionvine hoppers also flick and fly very smartly… avoiding the insecticides you may want to spray at them!! They are impossible to spray with insecticides. But the fluffy bums might still be reduced in numbers in spring, when they are still young: On a wind-still morning, grab an aerosol can with simple fly spray and create an insecticidal mist around those densely-packed groupings of young and impressionable fluffybums; they may try to “jump away from danger”, but won't be able to succeed. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MD 119 Upgrade Time--- Today we MIGHT (you know me) talk about  Alexa, paper towels, sound bars,electris cars,older Tv Shows, xmass, fixing stuff, Rotten Tomatoes. Most music provided by the now defunked Mevio.com, Jamendo.com,  Free Music Archive.org, Slip. Stream, The No Agenda Show, and Other clandestine sources . Some music Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license, Other clips taken from the No Agenda Show at noagendashow.com. Songs Played: STEEP – It could be you, Aurlo Gutherie – Buffalo Gals, No Agenda – Opening bits, Annie Moscow o What everybody wants, The FUMP -  50 ways to lose, The Vow – Morning Coffee and you, Melanieungar – What Is Love, Johnathon Coulton – No one's above the Law, Bach – The Camrata Brazil, The Ditty Bops – Bye Bye Love, Annie Moscow – Someone to walk with ME, John Stafford Smith – To Anacreon In Heaven, I.D.F.X. – One Day, Tom Lehrer – The Isish Ballad, Uppbeat – All Good Folks, Geoff Smith – Slightest Blue, Rob Costlow – I Do, PDQ Bach – The 3rd 4th and last movment, Sir Jude – The Hurdy Gurdy Man  

Thanksgiving….. What is Thanksgiving? Is this Thanksgiving? Are you Thanksgiving?! Hey you over there! Are you Giving Thanks or Thanking Gives!?! Find this out and more here at VGMporium….But seriously I'm just gonna talk about food. Tracklist – Potatos, Tomatos, Gravy and Peas – The Neverhood – Terry Scott Taylor Corn Field Memories – Color … Continue reading "Episode 46: Thanksgiving Grab Bag"

- Tomatos on Hot Sandwiches. Chop. - Listen to the Flight Attendants When They Do the Safety Talk. - Write on Your Hand When You Need a Note. - Go to a Concert Solo.

QE2, queues and cultural cues; the push for open justice; minister prods TVNZ over public media progress; 'tis the season for tomato angst.

QE2, queues and cultural cues; the push for open justice; minister prods TVNZ over public media progress; 'tis the season for tomato angst.

QE2, queues and cultural cues; the push for open justice; minister prods TVNZ over public media progress; 'tis the season for tomato angst.

DONATE : https://paypal.me/radiobaloneyHelp support the channel, it's greatly appreciated!Rings Of Power Flops With 37% Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score#ringsofpower #lordoftherings #rottentomatoes Website : www.radiobaloney.com Youtube : https://youtube.com/c/RADIOBALONEYBitchute : https://www.bitchute.com/channel/radio_baloney/Odysee :https://odysee.com/@RADIO_BALONEYRumble. :https://rumble.com/register/Radio_Baloney/Minds. : https://www.minds.com/radio_baloney/?referrer=radio_baloney?referrer=radio_baloneySpreaker podcast : https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-richie-baloney-show

Check it out, this not that. This is the right thing and that thing over there, you are wasting time with and it is not it. How do you like that nice and easy. You let critics tell you what is goes were and how, but you wont let them tell you how to live your life, right? It is all about how you see yourself at the end of the day. How would you critique yourself? Are you becoming the hero of your own movie and all that good stuff?

Welcome back to the Allegendly Podcast! In this episode we take on the apparently crazy dangerous topic of TOMATOS!!! Join us as we talk about, poisonous tomato's, Wolf Peaches, and a Supreme Court decision about whether the tomato is a fruit or vegetable. LISTEN NOW! Please check us out on the NEWSLY app! NEWSLY: https://newsly.me/ PROMO CODE: ALLEGENDLY

儿童故事：我们的西红柿 Children Story: Our Tomatos

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Wanting to ensure their children were eating safe, healthy vegetables, Dale and Carrie Spoonemore began to garden back in 2015. Frustrated with having to pick through the internet's web of information, Dale had an idea to create a one stop garden app… From Seed to Spoon. Fast forward to 2022 and Park Seed, a company that has been on the pulse of gardening since 1868, knew they could take this app to the next level. I speak to Dale, Carrie and Park Seed President and CEO Kelly Funk about the app, how it can help new and experienced gardeners. From Seed to Spoon: Website: From Seed to Spoon Instagram: fromseedtospoon YouTube: From Seed to Spoon Facebook: From Seed to Spoon Park Seed: Website: Park Seed Instagram: parkseedco To ask questions for future shows, submit them at: Facebook Instagram email Marlene at marlenetheplantlady@gmail.com Find Marlene over on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook

Lo peor de Rotten Tomatoes según la Otra Perspectiva. Veanlo bajo su propio riesgo.

E099 SMM Tomatos Are Coming!! by Seasonal Bounty Podcast

DONATE : https://paypal.me/radiobaloneyHelp support the channel, it's greatly appreciated!BITCOIN: 39RcYsrHy7JrRju2tjkECmCxasfGv3L5bCETHEREUM: 0x9fba2c0162bd0f1580f37bc0cada97a012cfdc25The critics love the Fauci documentary, but the audience gives it a 2% approval score on rotten tomatoes.#fauci #rottentomatoes https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/fauciWebsite : www.radiobaloney.com Youtube : https://youtube.com/c/RADIOBALONEYBitchute : https://www.bitchute.com/channel/radio_baloney/Odysee :https://odysee.com/@RADIO_BALONEYRumble. :https://rumble.com/register/Radio_Baloney/Minds. : https://www.minds.com/radio_baloney/?referrer=radio_baloney?referrer=radio_baloneySpreaker podcast : https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-richie-baloney-show

A little song reminding us of the preaching and teaching of Bro. Steve L. Squires who loved to use the allegory of the tomato plant from doing the vineyard labor, to reaping First Fruits, to the bountiful harvest.  

Today's show addresses everything from Lowell's days doing The Twist, to how hard it is to find a good tomato... Along with a discussion on Ottawa's investment in 450 Electric OC Transpo buses, and the lack of leadership seen at the G7, not the least of which is our deputy PM walking around with no shoes on. Lowell is live at 2pm ET weekdays on www.BlastTheRadio.com/lowellgreen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gardening is a continuous journey of learning, experimenting and cultivating. It doesn’t matter how long you have been gardening or how big your garden is, we can all learn from anyone who has put a trowel in the ground. In this episode I talk to photographer David Art about his journey into gardening. As a youth he watched his grandma garden and grow grapes in a small plot in New Jersey. Today he has taken what he soaked in by watching her as well as the experience of his southern heritage to create his own urban garden. Instagram:  A Quarter Acre & No Mule Facebook:  A Quarter Acre & No Mule Website:  Realdavidart   To find Marlene on social media or ask questions for future shows, submit them at: Facebook Instagram YouTube email Marlene at marlenetheplantlady@gmail.com

This episode is all about the nostalgia of canning vegetables and remembering my grandparents in the kitchen when I was a child and how that experience helps ground you especially during political seasons like this election year.Support the show (https://paypal.me/genxperspective?locale.x=en_US)

As the Coronovirus pandemic has changed many aspects of life over the past many months, the gardens and green spaces all across the UK have continued in full glory over the spring - but Summer has arrived and for many the outdoors is the sanctuary from the continued uncertainty of what lies ahead. Head Gardeners Saul and Lucy have still been full at work at Stonelands and Easy Donyland (as well as their own gardens) and continue to share their lives as professional horticulturists, there tips and tricks and their observations of their gardening lives.Lucy is growing over 20 varieties of Tomatoes this year in all sorts of ways, and although Saul has a modest 6 varieties he loves the taste of a homegrown tomato. We've also been inundated with questions about growing Tomatoes as a lot of first timer growers are grow the delicious, red fruit during the lockdown, so Saul and Lucy have a good chat about the varieties and types they love, and how they get the best out of their yields.Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Ben and Randy and Producer Dave hang out with Cody who is making his way trying out podcasts, its a fun ep, some recaps, some B.S. and some teasers.Dave (@manbrain69)manbrainpodcast.comOur Discord Serverhttps://discord.gg/GCA5uky@STMPod on Facebook and Twitter@STMPodcast On InstagramDramacityproductions.com/stmpodSTMPodcast@outlook.comPatreon.com/STMPodLeave us a review on Itunes, or don't.Dramacityproductions.com for all things networkSong Of The Week:Doom Candy by: Doom Candy@doomcandyofficalwww.zombiesharkrecords.com

"We live in the beginning of the end of the story we are still in the middle of." Glimpses of the garden aren't to be worshipped, but to serve as reminders and markers along our journey, so we can keep believing, hoping, and trusting the way back through the Snake-Crusher.

"We live in the beginning of the end of the story we are still in the middle of." Glimpses of the garden aren't to be worshipped, but to serve as reminders and markers along our journey, so we can keep believing, hoping, and trusting the way back through the Snake-Crusher.

"We live in the beginning of the end of the story we are still in the middle of." Glimpses of the garden aren't to be worshipped, but to serve as reminders and markers along our journey, so we can keep believing, hoping, and trusting the way back through the Snake-Crusher.

"We live in the beginning of the end of the story we are still in the middle of." Glimpses of the garden aren't to be worshipped, but to serve as reminders and markers along our journey, so we can keep believing, hoping, and trusting the way back through the Snake-Crusher.

God will not compete with our idols, and idols can never compete with God. Our only hope is to forsake our idols for the one true God, by worshiping and serving Jesus, the one true hero.

God will not compete with our idols, and idols can never compete with God. Our only hope is to forsake our idols for the one true God, by worshiping and serving Jesus, the one true hero.

God will not compete with our idols, and idols can never compete with God. Our only hope is to forsake our idols for the one true God, by worshiping and serving Jesus, the one true hero.

God will not compete with our idols, and idols can never compete with God. Our only hope is to forsake our idols for the one true God, by worshiping and serving Jesus, the one true hero.

In this episode of Halfnote we complain a bunch, talk about movies (very poorly), and a whole bunch of other stuff!

In this episode of Halfnote we complain a bunch, talk about movies (very poorly), and a whole bunch of other stuff!

The Tomato Man!Host: Micheal Kline "Reality Check"on Prepper Broadcasting aka American Preppers Radio!Fridays 9:00pm/Est 8:00pm/Ct 6:00pm/PtLive Listen and Chat go to: http://prepperbroadcasting.com/This week we have a real treat. This Friday I have Craig LeHoullier on as my guest. You may have heard of him as the North Carolina Tomatoman. Some know him as the fellow who named the Cherokee Purple in 1990. To others, he is the author of the books Epic Tomatoes or Growing Vegetables in Straw Bales, the co-host of Tomatopalooza, a co-leader of the Dwarf Tomato Breeding Project, or just the odd person with a garden where the driveway used to be. He is the tomato nut with a website, a blog, a newsletter (on occasion), and a huge tomato and pepper and eggplant collection. Craig has been gardening since 1981 and loves to share, teach, and coach people on how to garden. He strives to share the joy that he experiences while gardening with his readers. Though gardening can be a solitary hobby, Craig finds that energy comes from being with and in front of other gardeners (anywhere along the experience spectrum, newbie to avid). It becomes all about collective sharing, learning, and growth... MORE!Joins us in our Chat Room HERE! Tags: American Preppers Radio, Prepper Broadcasting, Reality Check, Preparedness

The Tomato Man! Host: Micheal Kline "Reality Check" on Prepper Broadcasting aka American Preppers Radio! Fridays 9:00pm/Est 8:00pm/Ct 6:00pm/Pt Live Listen and Chat go to: http://prepperbroadcasting.com/ This week we have a real treat. This Friday I have Craig LeHoullier on as my guest. You may have heard of him as the North Carolina Tomatoman. Some know him as the fellow who named the Cherokee Purple in 1990. To others, he is the author of the books Epic Tomatoes or Growing Vegetables in Straw Bales, the co-host of Tomatopalooza, a co-leader of the Dwarf Tomato Breeding Project, or just the odd person with a garden where the driveway used to be. He is the tomato nut with a website, a blog, a newsletter (on occasion), and a huge tomato and pepper and eggplant collection. Craig has been gardening since 1981 and loves to share, teach, and coach people on how to garden. He strives to share the joy that he experiences while gardening with his readers. Though gardening can be a solitary hobby, Craig finds that energy comes from being with and in front of other gardeners (anywhere along the experience spectrum, newbie to avid). It becomes all about collective sharing, learning, and growth... MORE! Joins us in our Chat Room HERE!  Tags: American Preppers Radio, Prepper Broadcasting, Reality Check, Preparedness

Vegetable gardening 101 with Matt Amicucci. Matt is an Ag/Environmental chemistry PhD candidate, currently working in conjunction with the Foods For Health Institute. Their focus today is prepping vegetable gardens for spring planting. Marlene & Matt highlight their experiences with DIY raised beds, crops such as tomato and pepper varieties, organic gardening, fertilizing how-to, soil amending, seed starting, farm to fork, urban and sustainable gardening and Matt's unique planters. Matt can be found at @farmforageferment on Instagram

The guys talk some How You Be Durrin', Wacky News, NFL Predictions and Special Guest Mario with Profound Gentlemen

So yeah we were supposed to talk about Japanese Gaming but as always we go on a awesome Tangent,so enjoy the ride, cause it's filled with PURPLE TOMATOES ! www.getalifepodcast.com (Reupload)

Alex and Chris talk about the Olympics, throwing up in an Uber, and skirts in sports. They also review Suicide Squad based solely on just watching the trailer since Cole blew them off. You can follow the show on twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, @ChrisHogan82

Suscríbete a La Colina de Avalon con tu iPhone o Android y no te pierdas ningún programa. Los Juegos de Mesa por Paco Gurney  y C.J. Navas en Podstar.FM En un poquito menos de una hora os traemos las noticias de la semana de aquí y de allí, entrevistamos Jesús Torres el día después de presentarse su Pandemic: Iberia, traemos un básico Agrícola, continuamos con nuestro diccionario lúdico y terminamos recomendando juegos y ¡mangas!… ¿Quién da más? La Colina de Avalon es posible gracias a: Nuestros Mecenas en podstar.fm/mecenas. Oyentes como tú que nos ayudan comprando en Amazon desde http://podstar.fm/amazon. Contenido: [00:00] Intro: “Nincompoop” de Josh Woodward. [00:54] Follow Up CJ: He jugado al Viernes…¡y gané! Red Raven anuncia una secuela de Above and Below, que se llamará “Near and Far”.  Y además, sacan a la venta láminas de las ilustraciones de Ryan Laukat del juego. Paco: Zona Lúdica. Sale el verkami de Emporion. Ediciones internacionales de Holmes: Sherlock & Mycroft. [08:42] Noticias: 2 Tomatos traerá a España The Walking Dead – All Out War. Nuevo juego “Legacy”: Charterstone, de Stonemair Games. Anuncian que será jugable tras culminar la campaña. Space Race: The Card Game en Kickstarter. Anunciados los nominados a los Dice Tower Awards 2016. Anunciado el Pandemic: Iberia. Entrada en JugamosTod@s. [18:37] Hablamos con: Jesús Torres, co-autor de Pandemic: Iberia. [28:08] Básicos La Colina de Avalon:  Agricola. Uwe Rosenberg, 2007. [41:52] Mecenas y oyentes de La Colina de Avalon. Nuevo Mecenas: José Luis Hurtado, de la cadena H2O Podcast: [44:29] Diccionario Lúdico: Worker Placement o Colocación de Trabajadores. [48:12] Recomendaciones: Paco: Incómodos Invitados. CJ: Houkago Saikoro Kurabu. ¡Contacta con La Colina de Avalon por e-mail Twitter y Facebook, y suscríbete a nuestro canal de Telegram! Suscríbete a La Colina de Avalon en iTunes / Overcast / PocketCasts /  iVoox / Spreaker / Stitcher / RSS

How does a business gets things done when there’s no boss and no-one is in control? Morning Star, the world’s largest tomato processing company, proves you don't need managers to run a successful company.

Jamie Lee and I discuss my favorite food, cheese! (Also discussed: cheese "product," Babybel and yogurt commercials).

DJ E.L. live in the mix at Hot Tomato's Downtown Hartford, CT