This was yesterday right after planting.
This is the tomato plant this morning!
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Wow...what a difference a night makes!!! It looks so healthy now!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a green thumb John :)
I am always amazed how most plants can recover with a good dose of water!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a different plant, doesn't it!
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased to see this.
ReplyDeleteIt looks healthy and growing well.
Brilliant!
All the best Jan
They do bounce back so well.
ReplyDeletelooks healthier than the one I had once
ReplyDeleteTomato plants are strong and will come back and completely take over a garden. My mom used to plant tomatoes in her yard and they would grow like crazy.
ReplyDeleteLooks very happy!
ReplyDeleteLooking good there. Won't be long and you will be looking for the fruit.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
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