Welcome to our tomato growth pictorial
Flower/pollination
Flower petals still hanging on the bottom
More possible starts here in addition to the two already growing
A little further along (yes it rained last night)
These two look like they are going to make it
These were the first two that showed up
This year we bought two plants instead of growing from seeds. The last photo is from a different plant from the other images. The header at the top of the page is actually of a “volunteer” plant that just showed up in the backyard. It seems to be doing well and will soon earn the right to have its own tomato cage.
Roadtirement 
Looks as if they’re doing well.
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Thank, rebecca they seem to be doing ok
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Good. Nothing like fresh and home grown.
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So true, nothing beats your own home grown! (Sorry for answering so late!)
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No worries about the time, we do actually have real lives away from here, though my son would argue that.
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👍😀
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Very pretty, especially the wet ones are very photogenic 😉
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Thank you! There is something magical and/or mystical about life giving water clinging to plants!
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Looking good.
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Thanks, Tim.
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There’s nothing better than home grown tomatoes. I’ll have to figure out when to plant here.
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So true! Good luck with your dive into tomato production. (Sorry for answering so late!)
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Wow, the plants are loving where they are, so much green!
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They seem to have found a home, huh? Thanks (Sorry for answering so late!)
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No worries, I hope you two had a good weekend!
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Thanks, we did have a nice weekend. 😉
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… and brilliant photos!
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Thanks, Barbara! (Sorry for answering so late!)
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Looking good. I have 24 plants this year. a couple of plants did not make it. They are growing furiously right now and fruiting about a week ahead of sched. All I have to do is keep pouring the water to them. Have a good weekend. Allan
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Wow! Do you sell or can, or eat a ton of ‘maters? Thanks for sharing. (Sorry for answering so late!)
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Lookin’ good! Brave you! I only grow tomatoes from plants. 😉
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Thanks for sharing. (Sorry for answering so late!)
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I’ve only gotten two tomatoes so far.
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Hope you get some more! Thanks for sharing. (Sorry for answering so late!)
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Looking good! The smell of fresh tomatoes, straight from the vine, is heavenly.
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You are so correct about the scent of the tomato and the plants as well. Thanks for sharing. (Sorry for answering so late!)
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What a very wonderful coming-of-age story! 😀 Hope they’re healthy and fine… ☺️
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So far they’re still growing and looking good! (Sorry for answering so late!)
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They are looking great! I love picking them, slicing and devouring them. Fresh stuff from the garden tastes better by 100% than bought in store.
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Fresh grown is the best! Thanks for commenting. (Sorry for answering so late!)
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They’re going to be so tasty! 😀
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Looking forward to picking! (Sorry for answering so late!)
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No worries. 😀 … my replying to comments gets backed up too sometimes. 🙂
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👍😀
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mmmm – looking good – and I love when volunteer plants show up – a little Gardener gift! Like the garden fairy drops them off – ha
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This little volunteer was a great surprise. It popped up where we had tomato plants last year. (Sorry for answering so late!)
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☀️☀️☀️
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They are growing well. I am growing cherry tomatoes .
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We had cherry tomatoes last year, and they really produced. Good luck with yours.
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🍅🍅🍅
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Lovely tomatoes. Thank you 😊
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