Dahlias are pretty but even better is something you can eat. They’re like candy! Can’t wait for my big ones to ripen. Next week should be the first.
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Judi’s away, so I had to text her a message that the first tomato will be ripe for picking in the next day or two. It’s funny how sad it can be, knowing she, too, looks forward each year to the first home-grown tomato.
We have dahlias growing on the porch in pots (second floor apartment). All in all our “city garden” looks pretty good. My one dog likes to help water the plants by drinking water out of the watering can. So helpful.