The Tomato Hydra
It's alive! Farmer T holds an Isis Candy ready for planting.
Farmer J admits that she can be a little too soft-hearted to be a true gardener. Weeding still troubles her, but she is slowly coming around.
To her horror, she discovered that weaving the branches into the fence sometimes results in the breakage of a branch or two. While some might toss these branches into the compost pile, Farmer J prefers to root them. It turns out that tomato plants do not need much encouragement. It is enough to drop the branches in a water-filled vase. Within a few days, they are ready for action.
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