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Old August 27, 2023   #30
Bruinwar
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Later than ever, really late, but I am buried in tomatoes, finally. Zone 6A SE Michigan. Lots of rain, colder nights, not a lot of really hot days. I got no clue why everyone's tomatoes are so late. My wife suggested that those many weeks of extreme haze from the Canadian wildfires may have caused it.

As usual, the biggest producer (plus big tomatoes) is Dr. Wyche's Yellow. Planted 9 of them, 4 are crosses of some sort, the 5 that appear to be the Dr are pumping out tomatoes. Picked 2 plus bushels with much more coming. 21 quarts of Dr. Wyche's Yellow juice so far once the batch in the pressure cooker is done, in about 10 mins!

The ground is so saturated I can't stake these plants up, they just fall over. Crazy year!
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