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Old July 22, 2010   #1
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Aunt Gertie a couple days out

Brandywine Sudduth ready for pickin

Berkeley Tie-Dye Heart ready too

Kosovo about to be a slicing victim

Angora Orange, late start

My fancy made swc, Purple Haze

JBT in a 4 gallon bucket

homemade cross grow out left and not to be Cherokee Green right, the orange one is really good

hanging homemade swc with cukes in it

Orange-1 in a 2 gallon bucket, average taste for me

and the watermelon/cantaloupe patch


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Old July 22, 2010   #2
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Mouth-wateringly good photos, Damon! Have been fortunate enough to taste my first ever Brandywine Suddeth's, Aunt Gertie's Gold, and Kosovo too this year- all amazing tomatoes, for sure. Wish I could let mine ripen that far on the vine. Keep trying, but we are getting rain in the forecast so frequently that I'm afraid they'll split.
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Old July 23, 2010   #3
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Nice tomatoes, man! Would let mine stay on the vine, but they split, even the Brandywines in the raised beds; then the ants start munching on them. Not seeing as many since I started slinging the cinnamon every day.
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Old July 23, 2010   #4
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Damon,
Great pictures. I love your creativity with the various containers. When did you plant the mature tomato plants? Do you have full , all day sun on your garden. I also have some good plants, but the sun exposure is limited in different parts of my garden here in Millbrae. I would love to see your garden.
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Damon, those are some great pictures and some very good looking toms. Looks like you have had a great year.

congrats,

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Old July 23, 2010   #6
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Thanks for the kind words everyone and Kath and Timmah I know whatcha mean about the spliting.

jebgordon-Hello from just down the highway! I started my earliest plants early Jan, which is on the early side even for here. I also start seeds a bit later to spread the harvest around. I do have full sun for the most part in my small backyard. And I understand your situation about limited sun, but as long as you have some sun thats all ya need, as you well know.

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Old July 23, 2010   #7
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Default My Beefsteak Patch

My beefsteak patch in southern California


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