I had begun to doubt I would have a harvest of any kind this year. Those of you in the Pacific Northwest who have suffered through our unusually cool, rainy summer can understand my frustration when day after day I gazed at green tomatoes and plants that had hardly grown beyond the starts I planted three months ago. But, at long last and almost like magic, when I came home from my weekend of art, these finally appeared....
Thursday, September 30, 2010
At long last fruits of my labors...
I had begun to doubt I would have a harvest of any kind this year. Those of you in the Pacific Northwest who have suffered through our unusually cool, rainy summer can understand my frustration when day after day I gazed at green tomatoes and plants that had hardly grown beyond the starts I planted three months ago. But, at long last and almost like magic, when I came home from my weekend of art, these finally appeared....
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3 comments:
They sure look yummy! Enjoy your harvest.
Oh Jan nothing tastes better than a home grown tomato, well worth the wait.
It's why we garden, isn't it? The magic!
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