Here they are, happily esconced on my kitchen windowsill, waiting to become a primary ingredient in tomorrow's BLT's for brunch.
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3 comments:
Wow! Ours are just blossoming. I know how long your growing season is--we used to live in Alabama--with NO air conditioning. Those tomatoes look yummy. Come see mine in August....
Good looking tomatoes! We have 3 plants. they are cherry size. We live in Fla. and ours have been giving for two weeks now Watch out for those worms.
Looking at those made me wish I liked tomatoes more than I do. I basically can only have them cooked into something, or cut up and sprinkled on a dish. That picture makes me want to eat one like an apple.
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