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Tomato Production 2009 (number of tomatoes)
- Silvery Fir Tree A: 13
- Patio: 8
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5 comments:
Wow!!!! It seems so early for tomatoes, but that tomato sure was red and it looks very juicy and delicious! Yum. I can't wait until I get some tomatoes in my garden.
I bet you had the first tomato of the gardening blogosphere. At least, I know you have the first one I've seen!
wow! mine are not red yet
Tomatoes are the best grown fruit at home. They can be yielding all year-round. Just be sure to know how to maintain and grow them. :)
Wow!!!! its an awesome feeling to have tomatoes at home...and thanks to container gardening technique which could make possible growing this vegetables even in a unfavorable condition..!!!i'm glad we have such a technique. :)
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