Jellybean and I went out to the garden yesterday and lo and behold we found ripe, red tomatoes ready to be picked. Jellybean had such a look of wonder on her face and wanted to hold all of the tomatoes. She could hardly wait to get them inside to eat them. She loves tomatoes.
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Sliced up San Marzano tomato. |
You probably don't know, but for there to actually be tomato plants in my garden that have produced real, bonafide tomatoes is a HUGE deal. I have had so many tomato growing disappointments over the last ten years that I had almost given up.
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Lovely cherry tomato #2. Hope to have more of these delicious little things. |
I have such fond memories of garden fresh tomatoes growing up that I just had to give it one more try. I have another big, beautiful tomato that is almost ready to be picked. It will make a glorious tomato and bacon sandwich. Just in case you are wondering: I like to toast the bread and put a thin layer of miracle whip. Homemade root beer would also be lovely; good thing I have that in the works...
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A mouth full of tomato. |
For the record, I think my success this year was due to two factors: More regular watering and a nice big flower garden that attracts billions of bees. I hope to have even more success next year. Maybe I'll even start a salsa garden?
Have a Happy Day!
~MJ
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