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Old June 28, 2012   #18
PaulF
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Cherokee Purple and its cousin/brother/sister Cherokee Chocolate and Carbon are on my "black" list. Black Krim has never been a favorite either in Iowa or here in Nebraska. I am growing J.D.'s Special C Tex this year and it is doing very well despite the heat and drought.

As I played a small part in growing out Rosella Purple, I will attest to its flavor. Try it, I think you will like it.
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