A bird got the first tomato, ugh!
10 years ago
I was counting days. The 60 days DTM on the second planting of SS100 is today! But a bird got to it before I did! Apparently he didn't even like it! ugh...
i should be thankful! There are more to come, maybe I'll get the next one.
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