A week or so before we left on our trip in early June, I planted the last of the tomato plants that Richard bought from the feed store. We did not get around to staking them or putting them in cages before we left, and when we came back it might not been too late to do it, but we were preoccupied with getting ourselves reorganized from the vacation, and when we woke up and saw what was happening, they were a tangled mess on the ground and it was too late to do anything about it.
Richard comes in and announces “I found the culprit who is munching
on our tomatoes.”
Yes indeed.
Who can resist a vine-ripened tomato (aside from someone who
doesn’t like tomatoes)?
Not me. Not him (or her) either.
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turtle cousin!
Aloha from Waikiki;
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Fresh tomatoes are what I love most about summer. My husband decided we weren't going to put out any plants this year including tomatoes. Hind sight being what it is, it's probably a good thing we didn't. He did tell me we have a volunteer gourd plant beginning to show signs of giving us a little something.
I am so glad you got your a/c put
in last week. A good night's sleep
in the cooled air, makes for a much better day.
Yes we have had turtles eating our tomatoes too. We are not willing to share more than one tomato with
them.
Stay cool
Nancy
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