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Old March 20, 2006   #3
JohnF
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I have decided I like this style for fresh eating also and last year grew three I thought were good Tangerine from Fedco, Pequillo from Scheepers, and Hybrid from Thompson and Morgan. All were thick fleshed, sweet, and well flavored.

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