The two raised beds in the nursery yard, planted by the WASH project, are drawing attention with their massive ripening tomatoes. These are Buffalo Giant Heart tomatoes, a rare Polish heirloom variety from our spring program—with a name like "Buffalo Heart," we simply had to grow them.
An abundance of small, pear-shaped tomatoes are also beginning to ripen.
A vigorous Malabar spinach vine twines around fence posts and bike tires, adding a unique vertical element. Have you tried growing or eating any of these vegetables? We'd love to hear your thoughts.
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