When I whined last week about
my green tomatoes not turning red, I honestly didn't expect them to ripen before the first frost comes. Even after all of my salvage attempts. Now it's a week later, and more than half of them have changed color!
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Notice the very distinct lack of leaves compared to last week's post. I snipped two tomatoes off earlier this week and put them in a paper bag, along with a green bell pepper that had yet to turn orange, hoping those still on the plant would ripen better. That really seemed to trigger the rest to change.
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I harvested everything but three green tomatoes today, then I took this Semi-Bountiful Harvest photo. Next year, I hope to have more. But even if those tomatoes would have stayed green until the snows came, this container garden experiment would still have been worth it because
I had fun just tending to the plants and watching them grow.
Did you like Friday Photography? Want more photos? Barker & Hedges has Friday Photos, too. This week shows
Lake Minnetonka and a brief history. Check out the beautiful sunset photo!
My Green Side, who also has Photo Fridays, didn't this week. But there's always a good read there!
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