Hello there! So glad you stopped by Two Dogs today because I am about to burst with news. You will think I am getting feeble minded when I tell you that news, but that's OK. I'm smiling from ear to ear and please remember: Only crazy, whacked out people smile all the time! Uh huh! :-) So what's this fabulous news? Remember those tomato plants I put in the ground in MARCH? Planted in-ground and covered with a Wall-o-waters? These plants endured numerous hard freezes for several days at a time, some nice days, some downpours of rain, hail --- the whole gamut -- but mostly too-cold-for-a-garden-to-grow weather. After all that, June finally arrived, and the weather seemed to settle down, although we did have a cold night or two beyond our supposedly frost-free date. Those tomato plants survived although a couple of them looked pretty rugged. The hot/cold seesaw didn't do them any favors and I had to remove a few branches that were pretty much done for. BUT ------ almost to a plant, there are tomatoes already setting on those vines. They aren't big, but they are there and the plants are covered with lots of blossoms. I even have ripe tomatoes on two of them! It is unbelievable and I just had to take a picture to show you.
Ignore those lurking weeds!!!!
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope you have a wonderful week!
Wow, I'm impressed with your tomatoes. We have lots of tomatoes this year but none are ripe yet like yours are. WOW sounds like it is definitely the way to go!! We'll try it next year for sure.
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