tiny, green droppings. Wild visitors:
Sometimes, the culprit isn’t an insect at all! Birds, squirrels, or chipmunks occasionally peck curiously at a ripe tomato, leaving behind shallow, jagged holes.
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Slugs and snails: If the holes appear irregular and you notice a trail of silvery slime, these nocturnal garden visitors could be enjoying a midnight snack.
The Health Connection: Why Calm Observation Is Important
You might wonder what a chewed tomato has to do with physical health, but for me, who is very careful about my well-being, the
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