
THIS is quality of life...there is nothing that tastes better than home grown tomatoes!
Nana Sadie's Place is a spot to curl up and think about things, practice crafts, enjoy new recipes, work hard to use smart health practices, and talk about life. Nana Sadie, after all, is grandmother to five, all with varying degrees of disability, as she herself deals with changing abilities that come with age. We have much good in the world and now we need to try to focus on it! Shall we make a pot of tea, pick up the crochet, and chat a bit?
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My grape tomatoes are still green and probably 2 to 3 weeks from turning, but here in Michigan I had to wait to put them in until after frost danger was passed. I'm going to have a ton of them though!! (Providing that the deer don't come back - this is suburbia and I've seen a doe and a fawn walk across my back yard!)
I am so jealous of your almost ripe tomatoes!! my plant is blooming enmorously and my grape tomatoes are now the size of golf balls..but yet everything is still green.
OHHH how I love homegrown tomatoes. YUM YUM!!
But until then I walk past them and smell the plant itself. they smell so good ;)
YUMMMMM! Looks gorgeous! I managed to kill my purple flowers -- not sure what happened -- but my impatience is still flowering, and the white flowing plant is also good. Nothing like your garden, but you did inspire me to try something again!
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