In the Garden

Tomato blossoms and tomatoes (in the background). I didn’t get to comment on anything yesterday because I was helping a friend solve an iPhone issue. Somehow the language was reset to Chinese. Almost all text was in characters I cannot read. I had to find symbols I knew and then count down to where the option should be. To change one switch properly….it took 4 hours, exhausting! So I will happily review your photos today. The day ended happily with a meetup on zoom between my in the flesh photo club and @olivetreeann photo club to share photos of both towns coast to coast.

[Esther Rosenberg]

They are such. tiny beautiful flowers. I hope you have many of them so lots of tomatoes will grow :)

[Anne]

Yay! We have some planted but no where near flowering as yet

[Diana]

Beautiful shot of these lovely blooms. Sounds as if you had an exhausting day!

[wendy frost]

Lovely capture nothing like home grown.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Such wonderful tiny flowers with the promise of sweet tomatoes - nothing like home grown !

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely flowers on the humble tomato plant! Sounds like the phone issue was a complete nightmare!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I had thought about planting one tomato plant in a pot this year, but Jeff is not big on them and I can only eat so many before my joints remind me tomatoes are inflammatory! Wow- you are smart to have figured out a way around the Chinese! And our coast to coast meet-up was so much fun. Time to think about a theme for next quarter! (o;

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Oh, nice shot too!

[amyK]

Lovely close up.

[Peter Dulis]

Sweet capture

[Valerie Chesney]

Such a delightful close up. Good friends like you are a treasure..

[sheri]

Love the anticipation of new tomatoes.

[Susan Wakely]

They are lovely little flowers and I see tomato in the background.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Pretty shot and soon to be beautiful tomatoes.