Here is an update on our tomatoes. I took this before we started playing around with the stakes for them. AND we spotted our first baby tomato already. It's so cute and only about 3/4 of an inch now. Here's a shot of the plants the first day we put them in.
Other plants in the garden are also doing okay. We're going to have to do something about the pill bugs, some people call them rolly polly bugs. Whatever, they are eating up our squash plants I think. And the okra too. But my cucumbers are safe so far, as are the sunflowers.
This weekend has been gorgeous weather for the getting out and gardening and walking and (if you're in San Antonio) enjoying the NCAA Final Four tournament. SA is about 35 minutes from us and we are seeing high traffic on the roads and in our hotels. I guess we are accomodating the overflow.
Yesterday, Mark and I felt very industrious. Did errands, enjoyed the garden, filed our taxas (woo hoo!), relaxed from a crazy week, watched Oceans 13 and I started packing for a 3 day trip to the southeast for work. I hope you all have a great week. I will try and post during my trip.
9 comments:
So funny!!
Looks like these are growing fast.
Are you pinching the suckers? :) We have been suggested to wait to plant our veggies until May 1. I have been working on clearing the plot. Can't wait!
wow! those are coming along nicely! can't wait to see them full of 'maters!
How nice to see these tomato plants! Thank you also for visiting the Guelph blog. Yes! Six weeks from this coming Saturday and I'll be a bride again. Been a long time since my first time! (1961) But being a widow has been lonely indeed.
Pat
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LOOL!
Have a nice trip!!!
They are really growing, Thien. You will so enjoy those later this season!
Interesting work done! Sounds like they are growing well. :)
Alexander
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they look so cute in the tub! Do you keep them there all season?
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