Good morning everyone.
And a fine morning it is at 61 degrees and overcast skies. No wind. Should make the firefighting a little easier.
Harvesting here in suburbia continues with two very prolific Roma tomato plants heavy with ripe fruit. So heavy they are falling over from the weight of firm red tomatoes. I will be giving away most of them to neighbors and friends as most of my family are now growing their own, I just gave them the starts.
I have successfully infected them with the gardening bug.
Yay!
Hard to believe these plants were nearly frozen to death with a late frost. But I nurtured them back to health and they are thriving. I can remember most of the lower branches were frost bitten and turning brown, but the new growth at the top was still green and vibrant. So I decided to keep them in the ground and trim the dead limbs off a little at a time.
Success!
I wasn't real worried about it as I had 12 more plants at the farm that I had planted a few days after the surprise frost. When we left there last Wednesday they too were heavy with green fruit.
Most of that will probably go to the local food bank.
So, lets open the thread with "How is your garden growing"?