November tomatoes
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Virginia creeper on the sidewall of the store.
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4 comments:
What I'll be doing today is bringing in all the leftover tomatoes. Sigh.
Um... are you having a tomato party? A virtual one, at least? I want a nice garden tomato. We had some in The Old City this spring, and boy was that good. I am underwhelmed by the store tomatoes since then...
we still have a few cherry tomatos, lookin' mostly green, on a vine that looks deadish. think i'll wait and see.
Niobe, we haven't had a hard frost yet, but I don't think any of our green ones will ripen.
Julia, help yourself! The volunteers by the back door are better for slicing.
kathy a., good luck!
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