For my husband, Joe, and I the first sight of Spring is the beginning of life for our baby organic heirloom tomato seedlings! Basking in the warm and comforting sunlight by our bedroom window, these heirloom Rutger's and Marglobe Supreme tomatoes are destined to flourish and produce a plentiful amount of delicious organic homegrown tomatoes. We love gardening and are very thankful for all the gifts our garden provides.
Here is a picture of me planting an organic heirloom Rutgers tomato plant in our garden the summer before last.
4 comments:
I can't wait till I can get out in the garden! Heirloom tomatoes sound really great!
I love your tomato seedlings. They are so full of life and yet so fragile; your mothering of them is paramount, and the outcome is fruitful goodness. :-)
Thank you ladies! Organic heirloom gardening is the best! Mmm, I can't wait to bite into a juicy homegrown tomato...no pesticides to worry about or anything; just rich, delicious, and nutritious!
Our plants really like the miniature horse manure! ;-) It's a great fertilizer.
I love gardening! Your seedlings are a fantastic representation of spring. I cannot wait for Heirloom tomatoes, as well as getting my hands in the dirt and reconnecting with the earth. :-)
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