Yep, that's it, friends..... Have I mentioned that I don't like digging in the dirt?
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6 comments:
Congratulations! Enjoy your lovely tomato. You are about the same kind of gardener I am.
HAAAAAHAHAHA! I'm going to go outside and take pictures of all my dying tomato plants and squash and whatever else I was silly enough to have dreams of eating....
too darn hot here to grow anything.
Haha...I am real fond of gardening at all although I must admit that I have an amazing weed garden this year :)
Well Maple....I think you are a VERY talented gardener! Not just anyone can manage to grow the actual fruit on a plant when there are barely ANY leaves to support it! How DID you manage? Makes me think of what the earth would look like at the perimeters of a nuclear mushroom cloud! When I look at it I can't help but smile and shake my head!!!
Beth
Looks like a mighty fine harvest to me.
Wow, that looks like my garden produce, too. This year, after a winter with no rain and a long hot summer, we are just trying to keep our fruit trees alive.
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