I spotted this tomato plant with lots of ripe cherry tomatoes while walking by someone's front yard. You may be able to see some in the photo above. I wondered if the owners would pick them. On my way back past the property I saw a young man walking in the yard. An older woman was sitting on the front porch. I pointed out the ripe cherry tomatoes to the young man and suggested he could pick them. I hope he did.
Very tempting.
ReplyDeleteYou may have encouraged them to enjoy the harvest right from their garden
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ReplyDeleteYou reminded me a story I read long time ago,it’s title was picking the raw fruit is a sin and leaving the rip one behind is sin as well
ReplyDeleteyou are so kind ❤️
ReplyDeleteYes, it's great to find those 'wild' tomatoes..they can be the best! I hope they got picked.
ReplyDeleteWhen you're watching them so closely, it seems to take forever for tomatoes to ripen. Great Tuesday post!
ReplyDeleteThey hide pretty well...
ReplyDeleteI hope he did too!
ReplyDeleteHopefully he did. I like a good cherry tomato :-D
ReplyDeleteCherry tomatoes (at least here in the Mediterranean) are very delicious!!
ReplyDeleteTomatoes 🍅 are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI accidentally grew tomatoes from a wrong seed packet 🍅
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What a waste if he didn't pick them, Christine. I love cherry tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteVery yummy looking!
ReplyDeleteHope the tomatoes are harvested
ReplyDeleteHow could anybody miss picking a ripe tomato?
ReplyDeleteWhere I used to live we could keep toms on the plant longer. Here though, nopers. Too dang cold. We had the heat on the car today and yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI do hope the tomatoes will be harvested!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That is quite the bounty.
ReplyDeleteLindos tomates. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI love cherry tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteI do too and how nice you pointed them out.
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