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Old June 20, 2017   #76
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Randall your pictures are as amazing as your garden. Keep posting!
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Old June 20, 2017   #77
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Thank you!

I'll sure try to keep on it.

I feel like most of my photos are the times when I've put a lot of work into the garden and it doesn't look like a total mess. Like, "I'm taking pictures of this!!" hahahaha
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A thing of beauty. Nice to see what i have to look forward to. You are a few weeks
ahead of me....
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Old June 20, 2017   #79
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Thanks, oakley.

After all of this talk about GGWT, I'm really amped up over it.

To top it all off, GGWT is going to be the first ripe tomato this year.

I saw a couple of 1st truss fruits starting to blush this evening.

I'm amazed. I can't even hardly wait to see how they taste!
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Old June 21, 2017   #80
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Some flowers
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Old June 21, 2017   #81
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Randall, you've ruined me with the morels and then the goose.... please tell me these perfect butterflies are not made of china!
Great tomato crop BTW... I think I'm getting in line for GGWT... But they all look really amazing. The tomato that got exactly what it wanted...
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Old June 21, 2017   #82
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Thanks, oakley.

After all of this talk about GGWT, I'm really amped up over it.

To top it all off, GGWT is going to be the first ripe tomato this year.

I saw a couple of 1st truss fruits starting to blush this evening.

I'm amazed. I can't even hardly wait to see how they taste!
I had one for lunch today!! You will NOT be disappointed. Marsha insisted that I grow these in one of her seed offers, and boy was she right! It has excellent disease resistance too!
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Old June 21, 2017   #83
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Hahahaha!

The butterflies are real. That would be hilarious, though. Balancing them on the flowers for a quick shot.

Good to hear, Spartanburg123!

If GGWT tastes as good as everyone says, it'll be a keeper for me. I'm amazed by the percentage of them that are really whoppers in size and it has been really early in my garden. I just need to taste it and I'll be happy! Just a few more days.

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Old June 22, 2017   #84
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Beautiful, Randall - thanks for sharing!!
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Thanks, MdTNGrdner!

Blackstar, Blackberry and Indian Stripe - because I feel like I keep forgetting to get shots of how some of them are doing.
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Om nom nom. Black tomato feast is coming! Don't forget to share your taste tests. I love Indian Stripe it is a classic. ? Where is the drool emoticon?
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IS is our best overall tomato. year after year it produces well, taste great, and rarely has issues. I'm amazed how good your plants look & how loaded they are. Do you fertilize? What is your system?
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Old June 22, 2017   #88
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Thanks!

Will do, bower.

I add around 30-40% composted rabbit/chicken/everything I can find to the beds in the Spring and from there, they stay on a steady diet of Espoma Tomato Tone.
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Just googled it... 3-4-6. Bet your fruit are sweet too.
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Old June 22, 2017   #90
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I feel like it always does a nice job for me and it's affordable.

I think they're pretty tasty. Other folks seem to think so also but maybe they're just being nice to me, hahaha
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