It has begun. The big'uns are slowly becoming ripe. Pictured here from left to right: Hillbilly Potato Leaf, Black from Tula, and Early Annie. Not pictured: the dozen Sungold cherry tomatoes that were instantaneously devoured by Doodle and Roo, and the couple of Jaune Flammes that have been consumed before making it home as well.
The munching was, sadly, not our doing. Some critter got in the garden through the big gaping hole that's still under the darn fence (*grumble about contractors and slowness and bureaucratic crap letting the rabbits in my garden patch*). I found these partially munched but still on the vine. We brought them home, cut off the yucky parts, and ate them nonetheless. Deeee-lish.
Dang rabbit.
It has begun. The big'uns are slowly becoming ripe. Pictured here from left to right: Hillbilly Potato Leaf, Black from Tula, and Early Annie. Not pictured: the dozen Sungold cherry tomatoes that were instantaneously devoured by Doodle and Roo, and the couple of Jaune Flammes that have been consumed before making it home as well.
The munching was, sadly, not our doing. Some critter got in the garden through the big gaping hole that's still under the darn fence (*grumble about contractors and slowness and bureaucratic crap letting the rabbits in my garden patch*). I found these partially munched but still on the vine. We brought them home, cut off the yucky parts, and ate them nonetheless. Deeee-lish.
Dang rabbit.
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I love the beautiful colors!
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