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Tomatomania! Is Back at Roger’s Gardens
Tomato enthusiasts won’t want to miss the world’s largest tomato plant sale at Roger’s Gardens from Friday, Feb. 26 to Sunday, March 7 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. The 9th annual celebration will include an astonishing selection of over 250 varieties of heirloom and hybrid tomato plants, including new varieties for 2021 and a large selection of peppers.
They’ll also be introducing the Tomato of the Year, ‘Lava Flow’, a red striped skin and a pastel blush of yellow, red or pink flesh. This tomato is juicy and contains complex, intriguing, well-balanced, fruity flavors, perfect in salads or as a delicious snack.
• A cute 1-1/2 minute video, baby emu, here.
• Another cute 6-minute video, deer rescue, here.
• A cute 3-1/2 minute video, lamb rescue, here.
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8 comments:
On the bright side a soufloppe and a souffle taste exactly the same. Kind of like people: some may look better than others, but it is what makes them up that really counts. Have a great Sunday.
This tomato plant sale would be great to visit. I don't owe a garden or a terrace only a loggia but I like to grow flowers, herbs and some vegetables like chilis and arugula in some window boxes. It's not much but I love it. Maybe I should try some tomatoes? At the moment it's still too cold but tomorrow starts March and it's going to be warmer each day.
Have a good start into the next week.
Jacki,
Your blog put a smile on my face this morning,Oh,dear! It's already past noon.
Jane
Thanks, CArrol! I hope you had a great Sunday too! You deserve all good!@
Thanks, Elenor! Rodgers GArdens (www.rogersgardens.com) is a beautiful place, year-round. Only this time of year do they add the Tomatomania!
Their gardens are stunning, and I think you would enjoy it.
Thank you, Jane! I so enjoyed being with you on Thursday and I am enjoying the wondrous fruit from your trees. I am so glad you liked the blog, that makes me happy.
Calligraphy is such an art. Aren’t you glad you can use it in your pieces. I love mark making, too.
Thanks, John, I do love working with the brush, it makes my mark look much better than I can on my own.
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