I am not kidding you - this black krim was the best tomato I have ever tasted by far.
Well, not everything in the garden can go so well. My squash got a massive FAIL for the year and were thrown out after the second set of borers infested the same plants. We picked the one watermelon last weekend, and unfortunately...
Oh no! I followed all of the rules! The nearest tendril was dead, the skin was hardening, the spot turned from white to yellow, and it sounded hollow.
Did I mention the cucumbers suddenly appear to be suffering from the start of wilt? Man!!
Tomorrow's project: turning 2500 lbs of stone into a pond border and probably a bunch of other stuff. I'll show you the results on Sunday! Have a great weekend!
4 comments:
I love that black krim tomato, I gotta try some next year. Glad I found you on blotanical!
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The tomato looks great. I want to try some black tomatoes next year.
I can't wait to see how your pond turns out. You are just going to love having it! The pond in our yard is my favorite part.
I feel for you and the watermelon.. we tried to grow some in Texas. oh well.
Wish I could taste your Black Krim.
Watch out for your back with all that stone work ahead!
Ginger...Did you see that everyone who entered the drawing on my blog for a Cobrahead weeder wins one? Pls. send me an email so I can get you the info on how to get yours. Thanks!
Carol, May Dreams Gardens
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