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Old July 18, 2014   #1
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Wow, these tomatoes are big...haven't tasted yet...a sandwich is in my future.

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Old July 18, 2014   #2
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Beautiful!
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Old July 18, 2014   #3
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Very pretty! Enjoy your sandwich!
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Old July 18, 2014   #4
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GJ is one of my favorites....they are sooo good.,
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Old July 18, 2014   #5
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I'm glad to hear they are good. I planted them for the first time this year. They are looking pretty nice, but still very green.
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Old July 19, 2014   #6
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Looking good! After I lost my first round of plants started from seed, I bought a German Johnson plant. I have been pleasantly surprised at the size and taste.
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Old July 19, 2014   #7
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I grew one last year that was about half the size of a football! You'll get 2-4 sandwiches per tomato probably!
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Old July 19, 2014   #8
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Eye can almost taste it.

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Old July 19, 2014   #9
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Very nice.
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Old July 19, 2014   #10
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They are one of the best beefsteaks I have ever ate, I just don't think I can do any better for me than those. I think I may have to go eat one myself today. Yum!
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Old July 19, 2014   #11
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The German Johnson has it roots in North Carolina, which claims to be the state of origin of this heirloom. It is also thought that the German Johnson is one of the parent plants of Mortgage Lifter. Here in North Carolina it is most famous for it's mild acidity and large size. It is the preferred tomato for making a tomato sandwich with Duke's Mayonnaise, another local favorite.
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Old July 20, 2014   #12
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I am getting hungry.

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