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June 14, 2021
Photographer Nancy Kreith. The secret to salsa from scratch is using the freshest ingredients straight from a homegrown garden. Tomatoes, onions, peppers, garlic, and cilantro are key components to a salsa garden. Other plants include oregano, scallions, and cucumbers.
URBANA, Ill. The secret to salsa from scratch is using the freshest ingredients straight from a homegrown garden. Andrew Holsinger, a University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator says even those without a lot of outdoor space can grow salsa ingredients on a patio or porch.
“While planting seeds in the ground gives you the best opportunity to pick custom cultivars for your personal preferences, most of these ingredients can also be grown in containers,” says Holsinger.
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Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021
Tomatoes are by far my favorite garden plant, and I’m not alone. According to the USDA, Americans eat 22 to 24 pounds of tomatoes per person, per year. About half of that comes in the form of ketchup and tomato sauce. A whopping 93% of American gardeners grow tomatoes. I wonder what the 7% who don’t grow tomatoes plant in their gardens?
We planted nine tomato plants in our garden on May 15, along with bell peppers, yellow onions and kohlrabi. I also planted lettuce in a large pot on the deck. We planted a variety of tomatoes, including two red cherry plants, one yellow cherry, a Better Boy, a Big Boy, an Early Girl, a Celebrity, a Jet Star and a Brandywine tomato, which is an heirloom variety that grows large, flavorful fruit with pink skin.