Composting tomatoes in the GH

[mudbuddy]

I stored some compost in a 55 gallon drum painted black.
Helps it thaw sooner. I take 2 or 3 bucket into the GH, let it
warm up & add a few inches at a time as they grow.
Big "done" compost bin is still frozen. Last falls garden compost bin is thawed but
it needs to "cook" a few more months. When I get some fresh green grass clippings
I'll empty it, then mix in the fresh grass as I put it all back in to get it cooking.
Will be "done compost" around August.

[garnede]

You have some great looking tomatoes there. Mine are flowering now, but I'm in south Ga! Yours only look 2-3 weeks behind mine.

[Old John]

Last week my 17 yr old grandson helped me to pour an 8x10 cement pad for a green house...
Using Mudbuddy's pictures for guidelines, I hope to get something nailed together this next week
today I noticed the 4 Ed Hume Siletz tomatoes all have buds and one plant has a blossom already...
the Denali Early Tanana starts are way behind...

[mudbuddy]

Last week my 17 yr old grandson helped me to pour an 8x10 cement pad for a green house...
Using Mudbuddy's pictures for guidelines, I hope to get something nailed together this next week
today I noticed the 4 Ed Hume Siletz tomatoes all have buds and one plant has a blossom already...
the Denali Early Tanana starts are way behind...

PERFECT
Ripe tomatoes soon, well by late July - August anyway.
Sounds like the GH will be ready soon to plant the tomatoes.
PM me if you want to stop by & look mine over & do a few things better than I did.