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Old October 20, 2010   #20
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b54red, just to show you variation - Old Virginia was one of my most vigorous, rampant varieties...I see you point we a standard at a particular date, but think it is meaningless because there are too many variables of temperature/conditions, how you grow them (culture), etc.

I've never found any "height" information remotely useful - I treat all indeterminates the same and deal with whatever happens. Same with days to maturity - just too many variables.
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