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r/tomatoes • … • u/denvergardener

Another "tomatoes will grow anywhere" post

So many of us spend so much time and energy starting tomatoes from seeds in the winter, nursing them for weeks under indoor grow lights until it's time to plant outside, and then nursing them to full size to make sweet delicious tomatoes for us.

And then someone on here will post a picture of "look where this tomato is growing". Now it's my turn!!

Last night we were sitting in our back yard and my wife shouts "OMG there's a tomato growing right there!" And sure enough, there's one growing right by our patio table and chairs, in dense clay soil that never gets irrigation.

The only time it gets water is when I dump gray water from the kitchen sink on it. So my guess is there must have been tomato seeds in the gray water.

Too bad it's so late in the season it won't have time to grow. But my wife suggested we bring it inside and grow it over the winter.

And there's also some random dill growing there too lol!

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