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Mystery stripey tomato |
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Conference pears |
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Another unknown variety |
Chris Genever's mystery tomatoes are ripening in the greenhouse as are the Conference pears in the orchard. If anyone can identify any of Chris's tomatoes - particularly the stripey ones, I'd be really interested. They certainly look very attractive and are very tasty.
As for the grapes: what the wasps didn't eat, the chickens did eat! Peas and broad beans have all been eaten - by us! We are waiting ever so impatiently for the runner beans to put on some growth. I was hopelessly late sowing them and can hardly wait to pick some.
The longest is less than quarter of an inch (sigh!) The recent rain has greened up the lawns a little although there are still very obvious smaller brown patches.
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More 'stripeys' |
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