Since these plants are in large containers, we can move them around depending on weather conditions and if they need sun or shade. This is a whole lot easier than doing the garden again, and cheaper. I would have had to buy fencing and replace the broken down fencing that was put there last year to keep the rabbits out. So, we took the easy way out this year and bought plants that were already blooming with small fruits (vegetables?) on them. Works for me. Now you all have a great day, you hear?
I bought 2 tomato plants at the Farmer's Market last week... a cherry tomato and a (maybe) Big Boy. Like yours, these will go into containers (5 gallon buckets)... but... it will be months before we have a ripe tomato.... I so envy yours! Visions of a BLT come to mind... yummy!
ReplyDeleteThe tomatoes that you grow and pick yourself always taste better than store bought ones.
DeleteNothing quite like fresh picked home grown Tomatoes, enjoy them, yummy !
ReplyDeleteI have and I will. Yes, nothing like them.
DeleteMan...that tomato sure looks good!
ReplyDeleteIt was, yum, yum!!
DeleteThat tomato could have top billing in a BLT, (Tbl?).
ReplyDeleteOh yes, a Tbl. But it was just so good, I ate it all and it didn't even need salt.
DeleteThats when i dont care about a sore tongue... lololol. I should have done that, with one for green beans too.... ooo gosh. wheres that road side stand? hahahaha
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should eat the yellow ones. I believe that they are lower in acid.
DeleteNothing like it, huh, Dizzy? Good for you ~
ReplyDeleteThat's fore sure and it sure was good, good, good. . .
DeleteThat sure looks good Dizzy. I'm struggling to keep my Azalea alive to hot here already and the wind has been terrible
ReplyDeleteSummer is here already. Try to keep cool.
DeleteLucky you, I have a brown thumb (in more ways than one) jajajaja :D
ReplyDeleteThen I guess it is a good thing you are staying in the desert.
DeleteI tried growing tomato plants on my patio, but they grew so tall that the wind would blow them over. I live in a very windy area. So now I just go the local farmers market and buy tomatoes
ReplyDeleteWhen the wind picks up or it storms, I move them in under the roof of the screened in back porch.
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