I hung on to the tomato plants, their little flowers glowing brightly in the autumn sun. I hoped the pea sized fruits would swell and ripen. The greenery reminded me of a summer once lost, a touch of the leaves released an aroma of what could have been....On the compost heap for you! We had a crummy summer, but spring comes earlier and earlier every year, and next time those 'groovy' little flowers are coming good....
Sharon If I remember correctly, you had a pretty good haul of tomatos this year - made my mouth water! Not I get to torment you LOL!!! Cheers Sharon!
Barkfoot The end of summer in the north is always so much more dramatic. The deeper winters grip the very soul. But those springs, they are a glorious reward for the hardy and patient. Surely next year will be better! :)
KJ Aw, I promise to send summer back as soon as Ive finished with it Tehehe :) Thank you KJ, Ive just always been amazed by nature and her little miracles, Nature does all the hard work! :)
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A new occasional series, I just think its so cool how Nature does her thing.
Have a great day everyone!
So they all start from there...
The Enterprise Christmas Party is now running!
I can SMELL your tomato plant from this photograph Lavender! Fresh tomatoes for Christmas Day!!!
Captain Oh, I will have to beam up shortly and hob nob, Thanks Captain! :)
Anon Hot from the sun, thats the best way to eat them Tehhehehe :)
So its tomato season in Australia? I love fresh tomatoes hope you have a bountiful harvest.
I hung on to the tomato plants, their little flowers glowing brightly in the autumn sun. I hoped the pea sized fruits would swell and ripen. The greenery reminded me of a summer once lost, a touch of the leaves released an aroma of what could have been....On the compost heap for you! We had a crummy summer, but spring comes earlier and earlier every year, and next time those 'groovy' little flowers are coming good....
Sharon If I remember correctly, you had a pretty good haul of tomatos this year - made my mouth water! Not I get to torment you LOL!!! Cheers Sharon!
Barkfoot The end of summer in the north is always so much more dramatic. The deeper winters grip the very soul. But those springs, they are a glorious reward for the hardy and patient. Surely next year will be better! :)
not fair that you will soon have tomatoes and i have only snowballs and icicles!!
i grow tomatoes, lavender, but you have taken nature and its remarkable beauty to a new level for me with this shot. wow.
:)
KJ Aw, I promise to send summer back as soon as Ive finished with it Tehehe :)
Thank you KJ, Ive just always been amazed by nature and her little miracles, Nature does all the hard work! :)
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