Look what grew on my experimental tomato plant grown from an Asda beef steak tomato pip
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2 comments:
That must feel great. Since I don't (yet) grow a lot of plants from seed, my few small successes are very exciting to me. I can only imagine how growing a fruit-bearing plant from an actual tomato must feel.
The tomato bug has bitten me.I will try again next year with a half dozen plants i hope...
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