John walked in the house this morning cupping this one lone cherry tomato in his hand.
Since our sunny days have been very limited (we're talkin' 5 tops in the last month) we thought our tomatoes would never ripen.
This little guy gives me hope. Come on sunshine.
Since our sunny days have been very limited (we're talkin' 5 tops in the last month) we thought our tomatoes would never ripen.
This little guy gives me hope. Come on sunshine.
Oh but how beautiful that one little orb looks. Others will follow!
ReplyDeleteOHH..what a little sweetie!! :)..he looks so lonely there!!! We are having the same problem...rain..rain and more rain...but the garden seems to be coming along regardless...so I'm hoping we end up getting a good crop of veggies.
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I hear ya girlfriend! We have loads of GREEN maters that hopefully will start to turn red soon!
ReplyDeleteAdorable little guy! Wishing you a basket full...
ReplyDeleteI am a bit worried here too. Not much sun and lots of rain.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable little fellow...did you cut it in half and share it?
This gives me hope, too. I have about 5 green little globes hanging from one plant.
ReplyDeleteThat strawberry crisp looks incredible!
So cute! We have lots of green ones but nothing red yet. Congrats on your first one. Hopefully our rainy weather is behind us. -Jackie
ReplyDeleteIt's like a jewel. If it is any comfort, Lisa, you're way ahead of us Mainers. We've been under the same cloud cover, plus we're a zone or two north. Ugh. Enjoy for me too...
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