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Old September 21, 2012   #1
edweather
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Default Tomatoes look GREAT, but quality dropping.

I was hoping this wouldn't happen, but Mother Nature has other ideas. My whole second flush of Brandywines look awesome, but they are a little mealy and the taste just isn't there. Guess the short days and cool weather are taking their toll. The Black Cherries are barely hanging in there......edible, but have lost alot of sweetness.
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