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Old July 18, 2012   #1
peppero
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after losing about a third of my tomatoes to blight and the drought the survivors are putting out new growth. i have been impressed with coyote, zima and sunsugar as producers under bad conditions and dr. carolyn wasn't too shabby either. all the larger varieties were so so. time will tell as to how well the recovery proceeds. jon
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Old July 18, 2012   #2
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Glad to hear they are rebounding for you. Keep us posted when you start to get fruit.
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