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Old May 9, 2019   #1
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Default Dotson's Garden 2019

I got the seedlings out this weekend, I'm growing 18 different varieties: Early Girl, Dr. Wyche's Yellow, Pink Brandywine, Black Brandywine, Aker's WV, Big Czech (WV heirloom), Cosmic Eclipse, Black Beauty, Not Purple Strawberry, Zena's Gift, Terhune (AKMark 5.42), Costuluto Genovese, Dan's Monster Biscuit (mystery from biscuitridge), Big Zac, Dotson's Lebanese Heart, Girl Girl's Weird Thing, Rebel Yell, and Stick. I'm a bit later than last year, but hoping for a reasonably dry Spring and Summer!
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Old May 9, 2019   #2
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Sorry for the rotated pictures. Working on that
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Old May 9, 2019   #3
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Pictures (and tomatoes!) look great. Hope you get that dry weather.
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Hope you have a great season and I hope Zena’s does well for you
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Sorry for the rotated pictures. Working on that
This is another right click view pictuer things that will make then right side up.
Not all posts will do this but yours will.

The place looks nice good gardening.
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Hope you have a great season and I hope Zena’s does well for you
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Thanks Karen! Hoping for better results this year! TSWV last year!!
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This is another right click view pictuer things that will make then right side up.
Not all posts will do this but yours will.

The place looks nice good gardening.
Thanks Worth! Even a blind hog finds and acorn every now and then
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Just turn your head sideways

It looks really good.
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Hope you have a great season and I hope Zena’s does well for you
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I planted two zene's gifts lastseason and had several HUGE tomatoes in less than 60 days. Good taste as well. I have 2 again this season
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I planted two zene's gifts lastseason and had several HUGE tomatoes in less than 60 days. Good taste as well. I have 2 again this season
I am very happy to hear that
Did you get your seeds in the swap?
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I planted two zene's gifts lastseason and had several HUGE tomatoes in less than 60 days. Good taste as well. I have 2 again this season
I am really looking forward to growing this one out! Early and large! I also love the fluted shoulders on the tomato, and the overall "tall" shape. I especially respect Karen's journey in getting this tomato documented and available to folks to grow out.
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You seem to have hostas in the upper picture?
One of the few perennials I recognize.. (my Mom loves them..)
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You seem to have hostas in the upper picture?
One of the few perennials I recognize.. (my Mom loves them..)
I do! We have these same hostas showing up every spring for 15 years! They are so beautiful, and don't interfere with anything. Love them!
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Old May 31, 2019   #14
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Garden update 5-31-19. Things moving along very well with no insects in sight. We are moving from 95 degree heat back down to the mid 80's so hopefully pollination will be more favorable.
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Darin, everything looks so good! Those spirals are PERFECT for Stick!
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