Tomatoes in the back yard.
growing like crazy!
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Oh, yours look fabulous! I only have three on the vine right now, but blosoms galore! I am praying they make it in this heat. I moved them all to an even shadier spot yesterday!
ReplyDeleteClaude, Now all I want is a tomato sandwich, lightly toasted, just a very little bit of butter, and a whole lot of tomato. Looks great. - G
ReplyDeleteJulie... a quick spray with water just after Sundown to cool them off might do it... Peppers and tomatoes both set fruit better when the night time temp drops 10 or more degrees....
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