I had another nice tomato harvest today. (Repost...For some reason, the photo didn’t post the first time.)
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They look beautiful. Do you do salad crops as well and is Desert in a very warm zone for the US or are these from a greenhouse ?
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@MissKathleen Thank you, in some ways it sounds great, but I think I would not like the hot summer. What an interesting place to live though. I am learning such a lot about people and places since I joined this site it is great.
@MissKathleen Lovely. Thinking about moving somewhere warm when I retire.
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