Still at it. The ones I've had so far were delish. Tra la la.
Origin: Alteration of earlier tomate, from Spanish, from Nahuatl tomatl. First Known Use: 1604. (Merriam-Webster)
Not just potatls we plundered, you see. Tomatls too.
Friday 29 October 2010
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really? you're still getting them and growing them indoors? that's so great!
ReplyDeleteoh i can just smell that lovely smell from the leaves and stems.... gimme some tommy toes!!!!
ReplyDeleteawesome maters (that's how we say it in texas), ninja!
ReplyDeleteha. i say pomodorino.
ReplyDeleteI say pomodoro!
ReplyDeletehmm, just noticed that Dana says the same .... off to take photos!
ReplyDeletehoe cool is dat
ReplyDeleteje eerst heulemaal eigenste tomaaters
indeurdaed, pien.
ReplyDeletefor the record, it's just a handful of 'em.
those three pics are the same toms in three different stages (for instance: top right pic is the same sprig as the bottom left one... how cool is that.)
I basically just plonked the pot in the kitchen, that's all.
"I love it when a plan comes together!"
they like it at your house, don't they?!
ReplyDeleteoh, you did it!! what a good tomato mother you are, i am so impressed! they are beauties!
ReplyDeleteElles sont belles tes tomates, ninja :)
ReplyDeleteLa fiesta del tomate....
ReplyDeleteRespecto a las postales...creo que tendré que hacer unos poteitos para encontrar la mía por los bares...jajaja
Fantastic! You lucky duck! We just pulled ours from the garden. They were deader then doornails.
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