There will be more tomatoes to pick tomorrow. :-)
I've also finally thinned out the radishes enough to start getting some of a decent size.
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6 comments:
oh, how very exciting. There is nothing quite like seeing a new crop for the season. x
Congratulations on your tomatoes. Mine are woefully green still, but I'm hopeful.
It was very exciting. I thought something had gotten into my vines. Was very happy to see it wasn't trash from our windstorm last night. ;-)
Keep up the hope... These were green yesterday.
It's so funny, I saw the title of your post in the side bar "First Tomatoes" and I just about squealed out loud for you. The first tomatoes are always so exciting. I think my first lemon boy tomato is on the menu with our dinner tonight. I will have to check it when I get home.
I know! The first tomatoes are always so exciting. :-)
Woo Hoo! I'm picking baskets full of tomatoes at the moment too, just blogged about oven-drying some today.
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