Well OK, it's only one tomato, but I'm so happy that everything in the veggie garden seems to be doing well. The tomato is a Costoluso Genovese.
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2 comments:
oooh lucky! i have a few early girls that are still green (i guess that's san francisco for you). however, this year the peppers are actually coming in! (the last two years they flowered but didn't fruit).
that guy looks delicious. eat him with some basil and fresh mozzarella!
you should try the "SF fog" tomato - it's supposed to do great in SF
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