We got our first tomato yesterday. We debated on letting it stay on the vine one more day, but did not want to risk the squirrels getting it. The green Roma's were on the ground and my DH thought they fell off. Before coming into the house, he went by the birdbath and there was a green Roma that the squirrels had carried and eaten part of. They leave nuts in the birdbath all the time.
A friend of ours shared their bounty. This is just a sampling of what they brought. I have lots of cucumbers and don't know what I am going to do with all of them. I would love to be able to make pickles, but because of health problems, I am limited. Any suggestions for some easy pickles?Love,
Marie
I am so glad I found your blog today! I have read dowm through Living with MS and my spirit soared! Such determination! Made me realize my problems can become so much more bearable with a little more willpower! Thank you so much for posting this .... it sure has turned my life around. May God bless both of you!
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It is amazing how fast your produce comes on in the South. We are just now getting our first red tomatoes and it is the end of August, LOL! Must be nice to enjoy tomatoes for so much of the year.
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