My very first tomato ever!

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My very first tomato ever!

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I planted a vegetable garden for the first time this year and this morning, I noticed a very tiny green tomato where a flower had been yesterday. Yeh! The very first tomato that I ever grew! :cheers: There should be lots more though where it came from, since we have five tomato plants.
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Congratulations... may your plants be blessed with as many tomatoes as they can bear. :mrgreen:
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:cheers: Woo Hoo!

Well done Seagull!

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its great isn't it! and its exciting every year too!
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wait till you taste it :cooldude:
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Congratulations :cheers:
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Post: # 57350Post flower »

you'll never look back now you've started!

well done! :mrgreen:
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First one is always the best ... enjoy!
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Yeay!

There's nothign better than the first veg you ever grew - enjoy it, savour the taste and then save the seeds for next year :cheers:
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Post: # 64486Post Millymollymandy »

How is your summer there in Freiburg? Sounds like it must be better than the UK or northern France as everyone's tomatoes are dead from the blight!
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