They are coming up fast now.

It is so amazing how fast they come up, only 4 to 5 days from a dried seed to a new plant.

Sorrells Photography-seedlings
Sorrells Photography-seedlings
Sorrells Photography-seedlings

I may have gone overboard with the tomatoes as usual, can’t help it. Going out in the afternoon and eating them fresh off the vine is pure joy.

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