Back in the early 80s, when my nascent green thumb had not yet developed, I heard a song on the radio about home grown tomatoes. At that time I wondered about how someone, or anyone for that matter, could feel so passionately about a common vegetable. Little did I know that years later, I would feel exactly the same, if not more!
Lack of space does not deter me from growing the basics; I tend to utilise every inch of good Mother Earth. For instance the tomatoes are planted every year all along the space below the bedroom veranda. The place is very narrow so the plants are in a long line and in single file. This tomato zone yields enough for the kitchen as well as for extended family and friends. Until the summer rains come, my supply will remain steady.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
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