One of the primary reasons I garden is to fill my pantry with canned fruits and vegetables that are free of bpa and pesticides. Of all the different things I preserve, tomatoes are far and away the most-used garden ingredient in my household; it seems I?m constantly pulling a jar of some sort of tomato product or another out of the pantry.
In the past, I?ve planted as many as 40 tomato plants in a season and always had plenty for me as well as lots to share, but this year, I?m gardening in a new locale and in a much smaller space. Here on this small lot where full sun is scarce, there?s not room to wantonly plant excess. I need to know ? roughly ? how many tomato plants will yield enough fruit to fill my cupboards.
[To read more about Kris Bordessa's gardening computations, head over to GeekMom.]
Source: http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2011/06/garden-math-how-many-tomatoes-to-plant/
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