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Old September 24, 2010   #10
Bama mater
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I had both GD and GDFrosted and there is an obvious difference. The GD turns a shade of yellow on the bottom when ripe, The GDF is sometimes hard to tell when ripe, but will turn a dull pale green when real ripe.

Anyway those are my findings. Both produce very well and have a great taste, The GDF is the sweeter of the two.
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