Our upside down tomatores continue to prosper. This is the beefsteak tomato plant.
A closeup shows that we actually have a few green tomatoes on the vine - the largest about the size of a raquetball.
Number 2 tomato plant, the Better Boy tomato, is also growing well.
It doesn't have any tomatoes that I can see but it does have lots of beautiful blossoms so I'm sure the tomatoes aren't far behind.
Obviously not a tomato plant, this is an example of the pomegranate blossoms on our bush in the back yard and the neighbor's tree which reaches over our fence. I'd say there was a good chance of our getting some pomegranates this year.
Our upside down tomatores continue to prosper. This is the beefsteak tomato plant.
A closeup shows that we actually have a few green tomatoes on the vine - the largest about the size of a raquetball.
Number 2 tomato plant, the Better Boy tomato, is also growing well. 
It doesn't have any tomatoes that I can see but it does have lots of beautiful blossoms so I'm sure the tomatoes aren't far behind.
Obviously not a tomato plant, this is an example of the pomegranate blossoms on our bush in the back yard and the neighbor's tree which reaches over our fence. I'd say there was a good chance of our getting some pomegranates this year.
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