### What's up in the garden?
Well, disaster had struck last time I put up garden stuff. 

My two biggest and healthiest tomato plants were killed in the process.   They did **not** like being watered with bleach.  

Here is a picture of the next generation that should be ripe in a week or so (that is what I said the day before the bleach went into the soil too).  







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Proves that you should never count your cherry tomatoes before they redden. But here I am doing that again . 

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There is also a new member of the family.  

Last year, I had started with cucumbers, because I like to make baby dill pickles, and I had eight or so plants growing at the same time with a constant harvest all year. 

This year I have tried to germinate plants from the same seeds as last year but none would sprout for some reason 

I kept trying and finally got one to grow and moved it to the garden yesterday.  Today it is up and rising on its own!    The lattice will be full when everything is all climbing on it at one time. 


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Next we have a mutant tomato plant that decided to grow itself into a knot.   It probably tried to outrun the bleach weekend and is still trying.   Not sure.

***I may be pollinating underground flowers soon!***


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