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Old July 25, 2023   #19
Lee
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Big Beef, Mt. Gem, and Cherokee Purple have been my most productive so far this year.
29, 28, and 20 pounds for each plant respectively.... so far...
By far the most I have ever gotten from a single set of plants.
Prudens Purple is slightly behind at 11 pounds.


Curiously enough, all four are next to each other in a 2 year old garden bed.... So, 88 pounds of tomatoes in ~40ft^2....
And these were not small ones either... 12~24oz. size....


Will be definitely amending my worn out beds (where I planted the Cuostralee) with this soil this fall!


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