Tomato misadventure!

[Cutecumber]

One of my foot-tall tomatoes, a Sub Artic Plenty, complete with young fruit, apparently jumped off a table in the garden yesterday.

It remains in a critical condition, but I am hoping that its bushing tendency will allow a reasonable recovery. That and the piece of masking tape and stick that was used to splint it.

All the other tomatoes were touched, so what happened? Did it try and make a break for freedom? Was it pushed?

Anything unexplained ever happen in your garden?

[Flummery]

Cat? Earthquake? Is it really a triffid?

[janeyo]

Lay lines under it?

Faeries? They certainly cause trouble round my house

janeyo

[T-lady]

Suicide bid? Weather too warm for a variety that likes sub-artic conditions. And, deep in its heart, it knows we're on for a scorching summer.

Poor thing, needs councilling. I'd suggest you give it easy access to a telephone and leave a number for the Samaritans 'casually' at hand.

[jacob marley]

Mr Nobody every house has one some are right Bu**ers jacob

[Lady Jana Muck]

Perhaps he just wanted to end it all ?
We've got Faeries as well the ring leader is called Mr Nobody

[Headfry]

maybe it found love out in the garden....and had to be with her/him?

[dandy]

When I came back after work early this week four of my courgette seedlings had been pulled out of the pots on top of the wheely bin by the gate and chucked on the floor. I've put them back in but the prognosis isn't good. Luckily I have sown extra seeds. I have a good idea that it is the brat next door but can't prove it. It just p's me off that someone could do that out of sheer spite.

[Cutecumber]

I like the idea of it having found love, I just wonder about where???

Perhaps I can expect a new hybrid vegetable

[Flummery]

A sub-arctic courgette maybe?