Where are the cherry tomatoes - grand baby busted

[NanaCC]

My daughter sees plenty of green tomatoes but no ripe ones. We figured squirrels busted caught in the act she spits out the green ones. My sweet Maggie doodle grand dog

[jimeka]

I thought that was Bella 🤣 little monkey 🐒

[falalalala]

🤣🤣🤣

I had two German Shepherd Dogs that I'd take to visit my parents.

They cleared out my mom's tomatoes like a couple of hungry cows.

They didn't eat all of them though. They just bit every single one, then threw them around the yard.

The dog we have now doesn't do that and I am glad because I am watching the green tomatoes in my garden like a hungry cow.

😂😂😂

[CV97]

Our great dane LOVES peppers, tomatoes, & cucumbers. We had to put in a bigger garden fence this year because he could jump the 3 ft fence!

[Kenu]

Sniper and Rozy would eat the strawberries 🍓, raspberries and blackberries as they got ripe. Little turds, but they loved them☺️😉 Ken 🐾🐾

[NanaCC in reply to Kenu]

My last dog figured out how to eat our blackberry ever so carefully avoiding the thorns. He loved them. I miss him he was such a funny dog. Little Bella is a wonderful distraction

[Kenu in reply to NanaCC]

Sniper love’s bing cherries 🍒 and has figured out how to spit the seed out 😆🤣👍

[cindyrn68]

That’s adorable!

[Neworleanslady]

Love it 😀

[twooldcrows]

oh my i thought you had a grand baby eating them not your baby this is to cute...good girl eating something good ahahhahahahha.....love it ...thank you never seen a dog eating tomatoes ...so cute...thank you ...

[BlanketTime1]

😂

[Tazmanian]

My beagle eats all my blackberries I never get any

[CalfeeChick CommunityAmbassador]

We had so many varieties of Tomatoes growing like weeds. We were looking forward to "Fried Green tomatoes" when all of a sudden all the lower ones were disappearing! I put up 3' chicken wire all around them and then caught Blue jays picking at the top tomatoes, so I put netting over the top of the plants. just when we started getting 2 types of cherry tomatoes, I noticed what I thought were tiny spider webs on the plant tops ... I took a picture and talked to the people at the Ace store just around corner and I learned about spider mites! By the time I could start treating the plants they were all dying. I pulled them and my corn out😞 Then the mites were on the top of my Potato plants. I cut them all off at ground level. I turned all of the garden soil where the corn and tomatoes had been, sprayed it all with "Round up". covered it all with the chicken wire so the kitty wouldn't go in there and I go to the "Farmer's market every week. I like going there.. Lots of variety.. sorry for the long tomato story 🍅🍅🍅🍅

[TonyiaR7 in reply to CalfeeChick]

Neem oil would have been a safer thing to use to kill the mites. Instead of “Round up” to treat your soil, Sevin dust in your soil would be safe to get rid of any insects or eggs lingering around. You could even ask a Farmers Coop or Google information. If still not sure a Master Gardener program could have assisted you in the future. Yes spider mites are destructive. You can get mites on the skin. Clean your tools and gloves, and try again with safer approaches to growing vegetables. It is less hassle going to farmers coop but not as rewarding.