We are harvesting the last of our tomatoes green so we can put them in a paper bag in the pantry and find them, like magic, red as can be in about a week or two. Olivia is sporting a slightly over-sized t-shirt (that really should have been belted) and her cousin Rachel's hand-me-down black Mary Janes. "Matoes" have been a draw to the back yard all summer. We have the stained shirt collars to prove it.City meets country
We are harvesting the last of our tomatoes green so we can put them in a paper bag in the pantry and find them, like magic, red as can be in about a week or two. Olivia is sporting a slightly over-sized t-shirt (that really should have been belted) and her cousin Rachel's hand-me-down black Mary Janes. "Matoes" have been a draw to the back yard all summer. We have the stained shirt collars to prove it.
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Does she try to take a bite out of them too even with her hands full?
She hasn't tried to eat the green ones yet, but I found her many a time with juicy red tomato running down her chin and shirt - both fists full of tomatoes - though they were cherry tomatoes - a bit easier to handle.
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