First!!
While doing my evening rounds, I checked on the ripening yellow pear tomatoes to see how ready they were. I touched one, and it fell off!
Checking on the other brightest tomatoes, and they all easily came off the vines.
I gave them to my daughters, asking them to let me know how they tasted. 😊
It’s rather funny how excited I get about ripe tomatoes, when I can’t even eat them myself, without processing the heck out of them first. 😂
The Re-Farmer
The Re-Farmer 
I love those yellow pear tomatoes. I can stand in the garden and eat them straight from the plant. Only this year I wasn’t able to grow any and that is disappointing.
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My daughter really liked them. She said they were very flavourful, compared to the much milder tasting larger tomatoes.
Were you not able to plant them this year, or did they fail this year?
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Usually I buy plants as I never have much luck trying to grow from seed. I could not find the plants plus the fact that plants were outrageous this year. I did try to grow some from seed but even though they started, the plants were not strong enough and failed.
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Oh, darn. Yeah, I’ve been hearing from all over about what buying transplants has been like this year!! It’s a shame your seed starts didn’t make it. 😦
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I think it was partly because I started too late and our summer sun in its intensity was simply too much for them. If we have a next year, I think I will start earlier and maybe then they will have the size and strength to survive.
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