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Old 15-08-2010, 08:16 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.gardens
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Default Two Roma with love.

My wife maintains a small compost pile with which she periodically
enriches her potted plants.
Growing on the fringes of the compost pile were several Tomato plants.
One was a Roma and the other was a Beefsteak.
They were beautiful and showed no signs of caterpillar damage.....which
is more than I can say for my deliberately grown and cultured tomatoes.

By the time you see these pics, I will have lightly salted these
beauties and eaten them........Yummmmmmm!
BTW, don't bother trying one of those Topsy Turvy tomato planters.
They don't work well at all and are WAAAAYYYYY more trouble than they
are worth.
Bob Williams

 
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