Those still have live vines and I've got it on good authority that the taters are still growing if there are live plants above ground.


Here are a few tomatoes, ontions and one blue potato:

And here is the meal I made out of some blue potatoes, tomatoes, and 2 onions. Other than the seasonings it is entirely from my garden.

I'm actually ON the radio now so I have to post-n-go.
2 comments:
Don't eat the quarter! Don't eat the quarter! My niece swallowed a quarter when she was little (she was getting her diaper changed, and no one realized she had a quarter in her hand. She dropped it and it went ker-plunk, right in her mouth like a bank. A day (and a few messy diapers) later, let's just say that my brother and sister-in-law recouped their investment :-}
Angela
Yummy taters! I was saving one to plant, but LaJon threw it out. :-(
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