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Strictly speaking, I guess the answer is "OK, if you keep your 
expectations reasonably low."  
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And I <i>do</i>!
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Here are a few photos of my basil and sungold cherry tomato plant.
They compose the sum total of my garden.
There are a few red tomatoes (the first ones), but they're still 
pretty firmly attached to the plant, so it'll be September before 
they'll be pickable.
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Note that these were all with my telephoto lens, standing as far 
away from them as I could get on my patio.  I initially tried it 
with my wide angle lens but I couldn't see the essential details.
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August 29, 2021

DSC_4729: The tomato plant.  It's in a 5 gallon bucket.
DSC_4731: The basil plant.  I had to buy some basil this weekend
to make pesto, but someday, <i>someday...</i>
DSC_4732: I was thinking of titling this one: <i>Potential</i>.
DSC_4733: Close up of the soon-to-be ripe tomatoes.
DSC_4734: Another view of some of the riper tomatoes.
DSC_4736: A view of all of the tomatoes that are leading the pack.