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Old July 2, 2014   #46
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Just bumping up this thread. I know Ray still grows it, and was wondering how it was going for anybody else. I have found this to be an excellent variety two years running in my garden. Tasty, hardy, productive.

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Just bumping up this thread. I know Ray still grows it, and was wondering how it was going for anybody else. I have found this to be an excellent variety two years running in my garden. Tasty, hardy, productive.

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