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off-topic Good Mornin' Thread - For those that get up really early and post

Good morning. It's cloudy and 55F, on its way to 82F. Spotty showers and thunderstorms all day. Got a few showers last night - about .15" is all. Radar looks kinda dicey for today. We'll see. Not much planned for today. Too wet for garden work. If I stay inside, I guess I'll work on tomato selection. Anybody got any favorites? Hope everybody has a super Saturday. Be safe out there and try to dodge the weather.
 
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Good morning. 20-40F, a bit chilly. Light snow that might continue through the day. It’s quiet this AM, nice day to chill or be chilled.
DR, I was pleasantly surprised by Soldacki tomato last year.
Not much on today’s agenda. Too cold or too wet. It looks like a Netflix day with a fire warming these chilled bones. Enjoy your day. Stay warm and healthy.
 
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Good morning. It's cloudy and 55F, on its way to 82F. Spotty showers and thunderstorms all day. Got a few showers last night - about .15" is all. Radar looks kinda dicey for today. We'll see. Not much planned for today. Too wet for garden work. If I stay inside, I guess I'll work on tomato selection. Anybody got any favorites? Hope everybody has a super Saturday. Be safe out there and try to dodge the weather.
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These are the tomato varieties we're growing this year (we like them all): Big Orange V, Brandyberry's Pink, Sudduth's Brandywine, Cherry Bomb, Cleota Pink, Druzba, Grandma Oliver's Chocolate, Henderson's Winsall, McKinley, McMurray #10, Olive Hill, Omar's Lebanese, Pink Pioneer, Prairie Star and Purple Dog Creek.
 
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Good morning. Overcast, foggy and dreary looking out there this morning. It's 58F, on its way to 68F. Calling for rain and thunderstorms today, and into the night. Definitely looks like an inside day. Spent time yesterday cutting out the old blackberry canes. Next, the floricanes are still all over the place. Need to get them trained and tied back on to the trellis. Not today, lol. Thanks for the tomato tips! I've grown or are growing several on your list, Harry. And Soldaki is on this year's grow list, thanks to you, Catherine. I plan to finalize the list today. Who knows, I might even get some seeds planted, ha. Hope everybody has a peaceful and restful Sunday. Be safe out there and enjoy your day.
 
Good morning. 24-54F and sunny. Nice to have most of the snow gone. Yesterday we watched the last Harry Potter film since we hadn’t seen it for quite awhile. Today will be another relaxing afternoon, no clue what we’ll see. The lawn is green, the garlic is up, the garden is moist. Such a beautiful Mother Nature day.
Enjoy the weekend as best you can, get those tomato seeds planted, DR! 😊
 
Good morning. Another overcast, drizzling, foggy and dreary looking morning out there. It's 43F, on its way to 49F. Received another .35" of rain yesterday. It's supposed to taper off by this afternoon. Calling for 33F tonight. That's nippy. Finally narrowed down the tomato list, from 80 to 35. Painful exercise. Only 7 repeats. That's a LOT of new varieties! Hope at least some of them are good, lol. I plan on planting them today, after this morning's errand. Hope everybody has a marvelous Monday. Be safe out there and enjoy your day.
 
Good morning. It's 30F (brrrr) on its way to 61F. Plenty of sun. Monday chores this AM. I've got approx. 20 peppers to up-pot too. Planning to mow this afternoon. @ DR ..... I'd like to see that list of tomato varieties. Penne Rustica this evening. Be safe and be good.
 
Good morning. 35-63F and sunny. Lots of extra errands plus coffee group. It’s still a bit too cold and wet in the garden, plans are for a warm Friday and getting something done outside.
DR, 35 tomato varieties - I’m sure you’ll find some grrrat ones.
Enjoy the day, the beauty and splendor of Spring. Stay healthy.
 
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