This is my favorite part of the garden, and specifically organic gardening. I know that right after I took this picture I could pick this tomato and pop her right into my mouth without the worry of what pesticide residue was hanging around on the plant.
I did just that too :)
SS1/640, f2.2, ISO 200, 50mm
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1 comment:
Ya know, I have used no pesticides this year. Haven't needed to, fortunately. My veggies look and taste fabulous! Julia loves picking the tomatoes and eating them like apples. Now if only I could inject some calories into them!!
~Danielle
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