Roma Tomatoes

IMG_1891756×1008 191 KB IMG_18922016×1512 688 KB 10000091901024×768 192 KB 70 peppers 72 tomatoes - all Roma ( even though we have two varieties - War Vet hates beefsteak tomatoes ) Tomorrow string/stakes We expected rain today…… Looks like I have an appt for heavy watering later today

.... Looked at the prices of tomatoes when I went in the ... the price late as week). Roma tomatoes were $1.99 a pound, ...regular tomatoes (garden) were $1.89, and ...a small carton of grape tomatoes $1.99 each. Found gas...

... large white onions, sliced 6 Roma tomatoes, cut into wedges 3 large... heat. Add hot dogs, onion, tomatoes, jalapeno, garlic, and red pepper...

... going to have lots of tomatoes balc2 , they are predicting a... some protection. I've never grown tomatoes outside but this year I ... I sowed some seeds of Roma variety and have about 8 ... about you not growing any tomatoes this year Eileen but it's ...

... Baby Plum Polpa Finely Chopped Tomatoes 12 x 300g Product description... with baby roma tomatoes, Rich and delicate. Ingredients INGREDIENTS: baby roma tomatoes 65%, tomato...

My tomatoes are starting to set. Arkansas Traveler - slicer Roma - Paste/sauce and I use them as slicers also

...,” Bob replied. “Ten cherry, ten Roma, and ten Beefsteak. We’re drying... more Roma this year.” “I’ve still got... from last year,” Angie said. “Tomatoes aren’t bearing yet. Make Bloody... up the plants. The heirloom tomatoes had performed so well the... fridge. They had planted extra tomatoes and peppers this year to...

I buy bananas, kiwis, cucumbers, spring mix, cherry and roma tomatoes, cherries, melons, avocados, bell peppers, seedless lemons, asparagus, green beans, portabello mushrooms, Brussels sprouts, carrots, Vidalia onions, sweet potatoes, and garlic from Costco produce department without issue. Sorry about your lovely produce rotation

... of cheese, along with pickles, Roma tomatoes, red onions, and butter lettuce...

..., I haven't finished planting my tomatoes. Speaking of tomatoes, we had friends visit a... Ruby, Russian Prince, San Marazano, Roma, Amish Paste, and those are ...

..., fried egg, aragula, caramalised onions, roma tomatoes, BBQ sauce on bun &...

... May 28, 2026 Website advertises Roma Tomatoes for $1.27/lb. I.... Upon check out the said tomatoes were $1.47/lb. I... to [GEOGRAPHIC_DATA] to get my tomatoes and other groceries. I plan ...

At home, grilled burger, lettuce (iceberg or Romaine), tomatoes (Roma), dill pickles, raw onion, mayo, spicy brown mustard. Keto bun

... couple of them with tomatoes. One had 3-4 Roma tomato plants in... eat my tomato roots or tomatoes. Any ideas? What a drag...

... smelled divine, a Roma tomato, and three cluster tomatoes…for about $23 then...

... bunch of tomatillos, a couple Roma tomatoes, what ever peppers you like...

... sweet pickles), yellow squash and tomatoes. This is on the 6th... SE, 84 days.  Beans are Roma II and 59 days.  All ...

... tomorrow. I planted four more tomatoes Beef Steak, Yellow beef steak... have another yellow and a Roma left, but will give those ...

... two different varieties of Italian tomatoes (a “Roma” type and cherries), a couple...

... got the tomatoes in the ground yesterday. Several Roma and cherry tomatoes and one...

... a pound of nutritious red tomatoes for salsas, sandwiches, burgers, and... suggestions* PRODUCTS: 1 pound Fresh Roma Tomato Birds Eye Steamfresh Super...

Mutti, Baby Roma Tomatoes 400g (Pack of 12)

I'll take that as a yes ☺️ I feel the colored mini roma tomatoes and caps have gotten too expensive - taste still reliable as ever. What the best fruit/veg/edible you've grown?

... water 1 1/4 lb Roma/Plum tomatoes, seeded and diced 1... a large bowl. Add the tomatoes, olive oil, lemon zest and...

Next year should be much easier. What kind of tomatoes? I've got my favorite eating (Black Krim) and my favorite cooking (Roma). And our rain finally started about an hour ago and is supposed to continue through tomorrow. If it hadn't, we'd have been at risk of drought. Whew!

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I know Roma tomatoes are basically a flavorless ovoids anyway, but these were especially pathetic. submitted by /u/tooscrapps to r/aldi [link] [comments]

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Got a call the other day that a distant uncle I haven’t spoken to in over 15 years passed away in his home. Police asked if I can go down and bolt the door shut, since they had to bust it down to get him out. So I went down to the property, opened the door and saw this wild and scary living conditions. I was not prepared for what I saw. I had to go to home depot and buy some PPE before I went in. Now the fun part begins trying to clear everything out. submitted by /u/chiliv06 to r/oddlyterrifying [link] [comments]

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HELP! I planted my Romas (I have 3 flats of them) the day I left for a three day trip, not thinking they would germinate that fast. Well, they did. All 50 of them. And they weren't under lights. I have them under lights now, but they are so leggy. Are they ruined or is there anything I can do to fix them? submitted by /u/Clean_Following5895 to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

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first time gardener, can anyone tell me how to help my roma plant? the leaves are perpetually wilted and curled like this (pics 1-4), it's producing new fruit, that little one just appeared the other day, but i’m wondering if it can't support fruit yet? for context pics 5-7 are the other tomato plants i have in the same bed, two are growing a bit slowly but my sun gold plant has exploded and has tons of tiny tomatoes. they all get the same sun, water and fertilizer. do i need to pick the fruit and play more of a long game or leave it be since it's still managing to produce? tia!! submitted by /u/cellllardoor to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

I have a roma plant and a mystery tomato plant in their own 5 gallon buckets. Google is saying I won't get much yield unless they're in a 10 gallon. I was hoping to have enough tomatoes to make a few jars of pasta sauce for my friends. Advice?? submitted by /u/1_Dense_Magician_1 to r/gardening [link] [comments]

Because there is no reason the shelves should be bare. Okay so it’s cold outside how are the tomatoes going to fix it? I’m just trying to make burrito bowls man. Edit: damn we’re volatile today. drive safe and stay warm submitted by /u/Reaniro to r/pittsburgh [link] [comments]

The vine ripened are usually tastier, and also sometimes more than $1 per pound more. But they also look basically identical to the Roma ones. Pick them, put them in the bag, and run them as romas. Nobody would know. My tomatoes at the store went from 4.41 to 2.63. submitted by /u/FotographicFrenchFry to r/UnethicalLifeProTips [link] [comments]

And I canned them today. 20-30lbs so far from about as many plants. They are barely 2’ tall. Long story, it many things worked to stunt them: compacted soil blocks, then unfinished compost, then aphids, then floods, but they are mine and they are mighty. 11 quarts of raw-packed whole tomatoes in jars so far with only about half picked. Spaghetti sauce and salsa is next. (A few are early girls in the photo). submitted by /u/Positive_Throwaway1 to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

I planted Roma tomatoes from seeds for the first time this year. The seed package was labeled ‘Roma Tomato’, but the fruits are quite differents from the Roma tomatoes I usually buy at the market. Mines are hollow and very dry, soft and grainy. If I try to broil them, they disintegrates in a mush unlike the ones I buy that keeps mostly their shape. Is there different types of Roma tomatoes? How can I find a cultivar that would be closer to the tomatoes I buy? Or am I doing something wrong with my plants? submitted by /u/poudingfinal to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

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So happy with today’s harvest! It’s my first time growing Roma tomatoes and I ended up with a good amount for canning. These are going to be vacuum-sealed and stored in the freezer for now (to eventually make canned sauce) and I’m hoping to get more ripe tomatoes if the weather stays warm enough (zone 8B). submitted by /u/Nicolesy to r/gardening [link] [comments]

One of my Roma tomato plants keeps producing these little weirdos. They’re perfectly usable and taste just like a regular Roma, but what’s up with the shape? How does that happen? submitted by /u/Ixoreusnaevius to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

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