November 2020 all topic
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Next-to-the-last month of 2020. The end of 2020 can't get here soon enough if you ask me. If I had my druthers (but I don't), I would opt for 2020 to just cancel November and December and let's move on to 2021!
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Happy Thursday Nor Cal.
Jim
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I just noticed that it's November, and tomatoes are growing. Flowers, and fruit are setting. With this warm weather, I will get Turkey Day tomatoes. The real mystery is what kind of tomatoes they will be. I have never bought a seed. Whatever tomatoes I buy from the grocery store always leave a few seeds on the cutting board. Rinse off the cutting board. Pour the gray water out to keep the dirt moist and so that I don't get dry grass around the house catching on fire. Tomatoes will grow . This is the first time I can remember seeing new tomatoes growing at this time of the year.
