Click on a thumbnail picture below to see the full size version. 5 Entries. Tuesday, July 21 View Page Cheyenne posing with our first ripe tomato this year. This one weighed in at 3.80 pounds and was grown from a 3.84 Hooper 2014 seed. We picked four smaller ones too that weighed over 3 pounds. There are larger ones on the plants. Hopefully they will hold off on ripening for a little while longer. Wednesday, July 22 View Page This one of 5.75 Porkchop Domingo plants. The Domingos have been outgrowing the Big Zacs. I wish we would have pruned this plant heavier. Wednesday, July 22 View Page Cheyenne with this years giant tomato plants. We went with raised beds this year. There are 18 plants of the following varieties: 3.84 Hooper BZ, 5.75 Porkchop Domingo, 3.49 Timm BZ, 5.42 Wursten BZ, and the 4.59 Porkchop Domingo. Thursday, July 30 View Page Cheyenne holding her new personal best tomato. 4.20 pounds. The ones on the ground are all over 3.5 pounds. The 4.20 is a Domingo from a 5.75 Porkchop seed. Many thanks to Porkchop for the seed. Thursday, August 20 View Page This pic was taken a few weeks ago. There are 13 tomatoes over 3 pounds harvested at the same time. Cheyenne and I have had 26 tomatoes over 3 pounds this year with 1 over 4 pounds. All 18 of our giant plants are dying of blight now, but it has been a good run. The pumpkins, squash, long gourds, watermelons, and sunflowers are still growing but fungus is starting to take its toll.