So the park had some secret agent tomatoes growing in the lavender of one of the infill gardens.
Late last week, after I’d first spotted them, a parks crew took them all. Or so I thought. At least one vine escaped their work, and Hannah spotted it today.
So I took off about a foot from the vine (there’s still like two feet of healthy stem and leaves hidden out there) and cut it into several pieces when I got home. With any luck they’ll take and I’ll have a new type of tomato to add to the family
I opened up some that look like maybe they’re close to ready to be dropped, as compared to the pale yellow ones you can see in the bottom of the bottom pic.
I might experiment with saving some and trying to figure out how that all works.
(Dramatic) Cherry tomato plant grown from a prop throwing it’s first fruits. This one is actually looking like it might become to most productive of all the sungold plants.
The other two that came from props have started to fruit, but this is the first to be ready to pick.
I made this pot and saucer specifically for this plant in 2019. I sure do miss having access to a recreational pottery studio - I was just getting into making my own pots. The few plants I have in my own ceramic seem so happy too Look how much this sweet bb has grown since May 2020!
This golden pothos has the best of both worlds right now - long vines & a bushy top with big leaves! I might have to start this one up a wall somewhere - stay tuned for updates…
