Amazingly, they have flourished.
It looks like they will give me my first ripe tomato of the season, small though it may be.
The tomatillo plant is looking beautiful as well.
In the past, I've found that growing things in containers can be hit and miss - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Indeed, this year I have some pots on my deck with herbs that are not doing all that well, despite the fact that I've had great success with growing herbs on the deck in other years.
When I bought those urns for the tomatillos and picked up those Cupid Tomatoes, it was a gamble. Looks like this time, it has paid off.
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It certainly did pay off! Those look like very happy tomato plants, and how long did it take you to pop that ripe one in your mouth? :)
That looks like an absolutely delicious tomato!! I hope you ate it all up :)
and? are you naming the rescued?
R-1 and R-2?
:)
Good job lady!!
I can't wait until next year when I can start working on the tomatoes and such too!
I'm so jealous! Our tomatoes seem to be a long way off, and we keep buying the crappy tasteless ones at the store instead. Can't wait for real ones!
I gotta tell you, your kitty in the first pic is so beautiful! =D I know thats not what your post was about, but I just had to mention it!
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