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Old July 5, 2006   #16
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ohhhhh boy for you ...
I'm knowing for a fact now however,
its def. not mine !

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Old July 5, 2006   #17
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You know, I have found that many people like salads with yellow pear toms in them. Good for taking to pot lucks and such. Just a thought. And, uh, I would make sure no fruit drops in the garden, might naturalize and take over...
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Old July 5, 2006   #18
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I'll know in a day or two.
Wouldn't you know it.... almost all my plants are getting HAMMERED with early blight...... But not this one It just keeps hummin along!
Who knows... maybe my daughter will eat them.
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