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Old November 4, 2009   #17
TZ-OH6
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I'd have to go with Black Krim. It's pretty early, fairly productive, and produces all season long, and tastes great.

or I would take Brandywine Sudduth x Cherokee Green F1 cross to get a wide range of segregation products (pink, red, black, green) down the line.
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