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Very nice harvest!
Thanks … still picking, but have had to remove a couple of plant as blight has struck 😦
The farm where I pick my tomatoes grows a yellow, pear-shaped variety like these. They’re the best in the world: like vegetable candy.
The coloured ones are a feast for the eyes as well!
Yes indeed, but in the case of yellow Ildi, I think that they look better than they taste. I’ll try a different yellow next season.
A party of color and taste – yum!
I wish I could live on tomato salad all year, but I guess that makes it sweeter now!
Lovely!
Thanks