I have huge bushes of green tomatoes Then no, there is nothing you did wrong. The weather has delayed ripening for many this year - lots of posts about it here. Just be patient and they will ripen. ;)

Dave

just overly concerned - there are more on the bushes then I have ever had, and the easiest year I have ever had growing them. SO I just am looking for something to go wrong.....

Only possibility is too much nitrogen fertilizer. But they'll ripen eventually - especially since I understand it's hotter than blazes out there. (Ohio?)

We have some real beauties on our plants. Round, large, smooth and shiny....and green. Our first frost isn't typically until sometime in October so I am keeping my fingers crossed.

Plan B: Lots of windowsill here,
Fried green tomatoes
Annie's green tomato salsa recipe.

these are brand new raised beds with a garden blend soil I haven't added anything. there is a aunt gertie that is over 6 feet tall HUGE plants! But the rain has stopped and the last three days have been HOT and humid. My yard has exploded with all kinds of other plants as well with these conditions. It has just been so easy this year I am expecting somthing to be wrong....

thankyou for the assist

We are having a rain day today. I sure hope my tomatoes don't split now, they are looking so good; Still green but very nice. Yet another curve ball thrown at this year's weather fiasco. Supposed to be back to sun in a day or two apparently. Crossing my fingers...