This is the first beginning eggplant - Britt would say 'eggplant in training.' Look at the beautiful color on the backs of those leaves.

These tomatoes are destined for caprese-land.

Future squash...

The tiniest hint of a bell pepper:

And, an extremely rare shot of Mojo, being still. (Mo is part Border Collie and part German Shepherd. Stillness in not in his genes.)

2 comments:
I love "eggplant in training" and all your other baby vegetables. Can't wait to see them as teenagers. :)
I was coming back to say the same thing about loving "eggplant in training." Now I'm going to say it when I see my baby eggplants (not that I've planted any eggplant yet, given that there was just a frost warning a few days ago), and I will think of you and of Britt.
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