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Re: A tomato!
Windmere 4/16/2015, 10:50 pm
That's awesome TinySpock. Seems just yesterday our family was surrounding our first baby tomato... it was a very exciting time! (And it never gets old.)
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Re: A tomato!
ralitaco 4/16/2015, 11:14 pm
I just imagine you standing there looking at the tomato stoically and saying "Fascinating"
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Re: A tomato!
sanderson 4/17/2015, 12:18 am
Only a gardener would snap a photo of their "first tomato." I have 3 tiny Romas on a plant in a table top.
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Re: A tomato!
audrey.jeanne.roberts 4/17/2015, 12:21 am
Yup, we're all a little nutso! I have cherry tomatoes that will be ready in about a week or two and Juliet Plum tomatoes that are so darn cute, the plants are getting pretty good size but the fruit is teeny tiny right now.
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Re: A tomato!
TinySpock 4/17/2015, 12:29 am
I did!!ralitaco wrote:I just imagine you standing there looking at the tomato stoically and saying "Fascinating"
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