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Old August 8, 2017   #10
Father'sDaughter
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Originally Posted by Locomatto View Post
I had the pleasure of trying Santa Maria this year, and found it frustrating and amazing in equal measure; amazing because the tomatoes were lights-out good ... frustrating because it's so hard to get seeds from it.


Santa Maria is a regular in my garden. It's always among the earliest to produce, and even with soil disease it was often one of the last plants standing.
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