The two varieties are a cherry tomato, and a larger 8 oz. variety. We're keeping our fingers crossed!Looking for tomatoes!
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tjamrok
on Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Our 95 cent tomato plants are looking awesome. There are tons of blossoms, but so far, no tomatoes. We went out the other day, and closely inspected, looking for little green orbs that would be the tell-tale sign of yummy things to come.
The two varieties are a cherry tomato, and a larger 8 oz. variety. We're keeping our fingers crossed!
The two varieties are a cherry tomato, and a larger 8 oz. variety. We're keeping our fingers crossed!
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--- Finally settled in to our new house (mostly)
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1 comments:
Your tomato plants look so much better than mine. I think it needs to be sunnier for them to thrive. My water iris are lovely, though.
And the cat-a-nine tales you put in my pond look lush. No cats yet, though. (And sadly, only saw one turtle and he's not been coming up for air lately for me to see if he's still there.) Missy
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