This year I have started to grow some veg/fruit for the first time.  I had 3 tomato plants given to me and have spent all summer nurturing the plants and giving them gallons of water.  I picked the tomatoes green and placed them on a sunny window ledge and today I had my first one in a mozzarella salad with my own grown basil - and you know what the tomatoes tasted of precisely nothing! No flavour at all, nada!  What a waste!!!

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Growing your own - Is it always better?	11/09/09 20:34:00	Diane Gill
Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	12/09/09 17:36:00	J Smith
Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	12/09/09 19:16:00	G Lord
Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	12/09/09 19:33:00	Graham Weeks
Re:Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	12/09/09 20:22:00	Susan Kelly
Re:Re:Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	12/09/09 21:03:00	G Lord
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	12/09/09 21:19:00	J Smith
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	12/09/09 22:31:00	Diane Gill
Re:Re:Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	13/09/09 08:19:00	Graham Weeks
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	13/09/09 13:54:00	Barbara Yerolemou
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Growing your own - Is it always better?	13/09/09 19:33:00	Susan Kelly
And on the subject of taste ...	13/09/09 19:34:00	Susan Kelly
Re:And on the subject of taste ...	14/09/09 09:54:00	Barbara Yerolemou
Re:Re:And on the subject of taste ...	14/09/09 13:08:00	David Highton
Re:Re:And on the subject of taste ...	14/09/09 14:22:00	Susan Kelly
Re:Re:Re:And on the subject of taste ...	14/09/09 14:26:00	J Smith
Re::Re:And on the subject of taste ...	17/09/09 17:47:00	Trevor Sharman

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