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Old June 14, 2012   #16
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sounds like you should maybe give fall/winter/spring a try at growing maters.

I was an up north grower and having to learn a whole new growing skill, fall winter spring.

This will be my first try at growing them during this time frame, so I'll see how it goes.
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