Just For Fun

The 1st few have finally ripened. Yummer!
(Note: Editing was done here.)

[Robin]

These little ones are luscious. Lovely shot. How is it you're getting tomatoes at the end of summer? I guess they won't have a very long season.

[Leslie Manna]

@girlie Hi Robin! I always plant late-growing Tomatoes. They are slow-growing, and need much tending, namely "suckering", and staking. The looong time it takes for them to grow makes them unparalled for sweetness, size, and robust flavor; my friends and neighbors always tell me so. Earlier varieties have none of that. They are worth the wait for sure. The downside is that they are very prone to different blights which take hold because they're growing so long, and, the days are shorter just when they lots of sun to ripen. It's always a coin toss as to whether I get a good crop. Sometimes I'm still picking in October. Last year, I picked none, zilch, zero. Harvest or none, I will always garden. It is one way I stay connected to the Earth, and it nourishes something within me. :D
(Just uploaded your Cleome today; hope to bring them to you soon.) Take very good care, Les x

[Hudd]

Hi Les, great shot, just got back from 2 weeks away and found mine have all ripened but split due to lack of water. Oh well, take care!

[Denise]

What a fun comparison shot. Had me fooled.

[Nicole Campbell]

Great collage Les. I hope you enjoyed your home grown produce.

[carol white]

Great shot!! Mine are coming on well,too!!

[Margaret Tryon]

LOL that's great.

[Anoeska van Rijsbergen]

Funny!

[👑 AnaZad]

Well, I found you for another tomatoes shot, and now I find this nice collage. Great idea of adding the coin for size reference. Thanks for the follow and your nice comments to my albums.