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I couldn't help myself....I picked the ripening tomato. It looked so nice and was starting to get nice and soft. So last night I decided to pick it so that it doesn't split in the extreme heat that we are going to have this week. It smells so nice I can't wait to have it for lunch, tomorrow. Hopefully I can wait until wednesday to eat it. ![]() ![]() I did some work in the garden around 8 this morning. the tomato plants have really done some growing this week. They have gotten taller but also toooooo bushy. So they all got hair cuts! After the haircuts and tying up I gave them all a good drink of miracle grow and came in. Everything is doing so well. I love the use of the black plastic. NO WEEDS! I don't have to spend hours weeding to keep on top of it. Only a little bit of wedding required around the watermelons. I am enjoying this garden so much more then in the past. I am updating this at 8pm...I had to EAT it! It was sooooooooo worth it. I forget how much better my own tomatoes are from anything in a store. I ate it with fresh basil from my plant, salt and pepper. ![]() Last edited: Wed Jul 09, 2008 12:04 am This blog entry has been viewed 415 times
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Mmm, it really looks delicious! I'm eagerly awaiting the taste report.
Yummy looking...but bet it will taste even better! Let us know!
Lookie there!
I seem to get only 2 or 3 nice red tomatoes on my 4 plants each year.
It's hard to go back to store tomatoes isn't it!
Nice looking tomato you got there! I knew you wouldn't wait till wed to eat it. hee-hee, how did it taste??
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