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I'd like to share what I like
to call volunteer tomatoes

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Walking through my flower garden and coming up upon the
house. You know, our vegetable garden is way, way behind us

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But, here's our back door to our house. We occasionally just
drop some leftover tomatoes out on either side of the patio

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There's our golden retriever right there. His name is Brio. But, you'll
notice we have bushes here all along the back side of our sunroom

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And, my husband accidentally dropped leftover
tomatoes down here at the side of the house one day

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Must have been last year. And, as you can see,
we have an amazing volunteer tomato plant

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That has grown, oh I'd say, about eight feet wide
and eight feet tall along this side of the house

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Now, I am recording this video on October 12th. And so, we're in South Carolina, but
our tomato crop has typically all done by the end of August, beginning of September

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But, as you can see, here we have wonderful
tomatoes for us to enjoy here in the fall

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You can even, yeah, you can see here we've got some
wonderful cherry tomatoes and boy are they sweet

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So, if you find yourself a volunteer tomato
plant, don't hesitate to let it grow