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Tomato plants on balcony 22nd August 2010
By Balcony
17 Sep, 2010
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By August they had reached the top shelf of my greenhouse which I'm using as a support for them.
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I grow a few plants on the balcony every year & next year I'm thing of planting a couple of the cherry type.
In the next day or two I'll be taking another monthly photo of the tomatoes growing on my balcony.
18 Sep, 2010
You must be a dab hand at making tomato sauce by now!!
19 Sep, 2010
I made some yesterday actually! But this isn't the first time of making it, many years ago in Spain I used to make it as well, to put over the macaronis! My kids always seemed to like it! :-))
19 Sep, 2010
Nothing quite like the home-made stuff!
19 Sep, 2010
I quite agree! :-))
20 Sep, 2010
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