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Old June 25, 2006   #1
cecilsgarden1958
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Anyone, who has tried these before; are they truely self supporting? I rescued 3 from Walmart and planted them and the blurb I checked onine said "Never needs pruning, staking or caging. The pruning I know, because it's a determinate or a semi determinate, but what about support?

Just wondering.

CECIL

BTW: PLease don't tell me they taste horrible. There's always fried green, if they do.
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