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Old July 20, 2007   #16
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Ok an update. Omars is a keeper, great taste, productivity, and disease tolerance. My wife really liked likes this one( I caught her eating a half a Omars raw and plain). Very large fruits, but a bit puffy as Mark mentioned.

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Old July 20, 2007   #17
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Mine is still alive and putting out fruit so that says bunches. We ate one last night and it was tasty.
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