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Little_Rhody · July 11, 2006

Hi PV,

Thanks for your fine garden report. The plants look great! The one you describe with the 40-60 blossoms is the rqm I have growing. The other one with the nipple end I have not seen, but Grub descibed something like that from a rqm seed growout.

I just got back from a 10 day vacation on the island tending to my tomato plants. Finally got them all mulched and only have to tie them up as they grow and then pick and eat!

here are some 2006 pics...

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my garden
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rose quartz multiflora

July 11, 2006	#2
Little_Rhody Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: RI Posts: 106	Hi PV, Thanks for your fine garden report. The plants look great! The one you describe with the 40-60 blossoms is the rqm I have growing. The other one with the nipple end I have not seen, but Grub descibed something like that from a rqm seed growout. I just got back from a 10 day vacation on the island tending to my tomato plants. Finally got them all mulched and only have to tie them up as they grow and then pick and eat! here are some 2006 pics... [img]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SgAZA68Uv!ENCh0Y3SGOfrI!GwfVeVZ70x1AF5c4SrHX0VXc R8K7xeQJAwklA!4VZaZ1LdsBqAxRvJdOpASz74cTDruhgkX54 2VzbhyCxxcJFw5ttUg/July%202006%20006.jpg[/img] my garden [img]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SgAAALAU9!ENCh0Y3SGOfrI!GwfVeVZ7qUMdRRtzchB2zRQDR plnuiEw0J59lMhZSFyampEVLKwzvtFsaVXearwhAAaU4k0Ot1 F!7abUFVoqiFPF0nDUA/July%202006%20007.jpg[/img] rose quartz multiflora __________________ carolyn