Friday, April 10, 2009
signs of summer
Everyone else in the neighborhood is either optimistically putting in peas and lettuce, or more realistically planning to buy baby plants to put in in a month or so. Above, see The Happy Farmer and his crop.
When we brought in the rosemary last fall, somehow a tomato seed was in the pot, and it germinated and grew, and when the tiny yellow flowers appeared, Jerry took a paintbrush and fertilized them.
And this is the result. Except for a show-and-tell, I'm not sure what the deeper meaning is here. Maybe it's that the unexpected happens, too.
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wow, fresh tomatoes already?? ok so you had them inside for the winter, bu tnow they are outside ripening. mmmm. can taste those little gems already..
Well, actually outside in our sunspace. And they're all gone now. Yum.
Don't you just love surprises of the growing and living kind?
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