My wife just upgraded her iPhone at High Fidelity (a phone repair store) because ATT has told her that her old phone isn't going to work much longer. My interest was in how much better her camera might be than mine.
Much.
Here are some pics I took in the yard today.
These are astrantia.
A small broccoli.
High Bush Cranberries
Snapdragon
Snap pea.
These are sub-arctic tomatoes. Tomatoes require a lot of work in Alaska - the nights drop down below 50˚ F (10˚C) and the fruit doesn't set. But these are supposed to set down to 40˚F.
I've got some inside the house, these in the old greenhouse in the backyard, and one plant out on the deck. There are some tomatoes in all three locations. The earliest were in the house. But these in the backyard greenhouse are doing ok. There are lots and lots of flowers, but not that many tomatoes. Will the redden before it gets too cool? This is an experiment. I ended up with lots of plants because every seed I planted seemed to sprout two or three plants. That part was successful. I don't think I'll be gathering that many tomatoes in the end though.
These are still very small cherry tomato size.
Without a doubt, J's new camera is significantly better than my old one.
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