Family members have asked about our garden. It's 12:40 and there's finally a bit of sunlight falling on the squash and beans at the front of the bed, but none on the taller plants at the back. The giant rhubarb just in front of them is getting full sun already. We've had a good deal of rain lately, so things are growing, but we're a long way from knowing if we're going to see any produce. But we will make an exception and show a photo of the Sweet Million Tomatoes surprise-
Information at seed websites say these tomatoes are 1/2 to 1 inch in diameter. The ripe ones in the photo may be exceeding the high end of that scale. The plant can allegedly produce more than 500 sweet and flavorful tomatoes. Perhaps we'll taste a couple with dinner this evening. (the rebar on the left is the stake of our garden-art piece)
2 comments:
Lucky you!! Mine are STILL green!
I wonder if this is the same type of tomato as I have had great success with in a pot on the deck for the past three years. Although mine have been called "Sweet 100". And for this year the plant is only just beginning to have fruit that I can see - no way are they anywhere near looking red. Hope those first ones tasted good!
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