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Old July 7, 2007   #1
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This is looking like a really good year for tomatoes. The plants are larger than ever and I picked my first Cuostralee today which was almost two pounds. I am standing in front of Granny Cantrell's German Red which has the bogus Burgundy Traveler behind it and then comes Delicious. I am 6 feet tall.





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Very nice looking plants there, Mater. Can you get at all the tomatoes from the perimeter or do you crawl inside?
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I have a walkway of 16" square stepping stones down the middle and I can access all of the plants from there.

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