I love learning something new that makes so much sense. Thanks Christine. It's pretty cool. And did you know that honey bees cannot pollinate tomato flowers. Only native bees because tomatoes are from our new world and honey bees from the old and can't get into the flowers. Good thing they can self pollinate.
Yes, tomato plants are amazing. Difficult for me to grow in my climate though. Christine, I'm so happy you are interested in Sunday in the art room. Have a nice day today.
Thanks for that information. That explains why the tomatoes in our greenhouse keep producing and self-propagating even though Andy doesn't have time for them. (The watering is automatic.)
great das face tomato!!!
ReplyDeleteGood Sunday Christine. Have a nice day.
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🎇 much love
Have a nice Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty cool, isn't it? Happy Sunday, Christine.
ReplyDeleteWhy the heck do I fail every time growing them?
ReplyDeleteNice to know. Thanks. Happy Sunday. May it be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love learning something new that makes so much sense. Thanks Christine. It's pretty cool. And did you know that honey bees cannot pollinate tomato flowers. Only native bees because tomatoes are from our new world and honey bees from the old and can't get into the flowers. Good thing they can self pollinate.
ReplyDeleteErika that is very interesting, thanks.
DeleteYes, tomato plants are amazing. Difficult for me to grow in my climate though. Christine, I'm so happy you are interested in Sunday in the art room. Have a nice day today.
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting, Christine. I had no idea. Cheers,
ReplyDeleteNature did a good job with tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteChristine que lindo o pé de tomate, feliz domingo bjs.
ReplyDeletegood knowledge....
ReplyDeletehave a nice day.
Love tomatoes! Growing them is the best! :)
ReplyDeleteI had no idea. But no wonder they grow so easily.
ReplyDeleteThat's cool, I didn't know that! :-D
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that? That's a new fact for me, Christine.
ReplyDeleteI have seen Tomato flowers used in fine dining dishes
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Great news to hear! Awesome Sunday post!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful to read! I love tomatoes! Such pretty flowers!
ReplyDeleteLindos tomates. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that information. That explains why the tomatoes in our greenhouse keep producing and self-propagating even though Andy doesn't have time for them. (The watering is automatic.)
ReplyDeleteFascinating!
ReplyDeleteAmazing facts
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