Plans for tasty tomatoes don't have to end with cold weather From: The Gazette | Date: October 26, 2005| Author: TERESA J. FARNEY Staff Food columnist | Copyright 2005 The Gazette. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

It had to happen: Tomato plants, still budding and flourishing in our lingering warm spell, were KO'd by one cruel blow from a winter storm earlier this month.

And now, home gardeners who yanked their plants out of the ground before the storm hit are left with a crop of green tomatoes and wondering how to use them or otherwise store and ripen them.

If storing and ripening is your goal, you can try this trick I put to use years ago.

I had several lovely tomato plants loa...

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