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Old July 11, 2012   #1
Mudman
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Default My earlies are early, and so are my lates?

So I kind of polled people here last year to find a really late variety and Old German seemed almost unanimous as to being very late. I thought it would be fun to see if I could get it to ripen up north. Well out of 45 varieties I now have 3 non-cherry tomatoes that are blushing. One is Sibirskiy Skorospelyi (meaning Siberian early), another is Tante Ci, and the other is Old German!

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