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Old April 12, 2010   #1
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Default Tomatopalooza 8 date?

Wondering about that date as I am putting off a contract to be sure I do not miss Tomatopalooza (I have my priorities you know!) - TIA
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Old April 12, 2010   #2
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Lee and I are pondering things Tomatopalooza....Lee will chime in I am sure - but Sat July 24 or 31 are two candidates...what do we think, Lee?
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'preciate it - being ridden to commit (not gonna do it until the important stuff is settled)
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Old April 13, 2010   #4
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Right now, it looks as if it's going to be 7/31, mainly because the shelter was
already taken for the 24th. This might work out better for Craig and some of
the other folks as their tomatoes come in a little later. Mine however, may be
peaked out by then.... we'll see....

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You never know, Lee! We look to be in for an extended period of cool nights, which will slow things down. I can also keep some seedlings going if you want to do some stagger planting, which I am considering - my rear two garden rows will be free once the spring greens are done.
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Right on! I'm a late starter so that'll be awesome! Now back to tearing apart densely planted seedlings! Thanks fellers!
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I'll chime in as well... I am about 3 weeks behind last year's schedule, so as far as I'm concerned, the later the better. I'll be lucky to have much of anything by the end of July. Just my 2 cents.
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