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Old July 11, 2012   #18
meadowyck
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The one and only tomato plant I had earlier this year did the same thing once the heat set in and the flowers were dropping like crazy. But seeing as how I've not really had too many mater issues in the past up north other that the wildlife eating fruit, I haven't a clue as to what it is.

Will be watching to see if anyone post what it might be.
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