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Old September 1, 2010   #1
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Alrighty then. I have had tomato withdraws. I will be planting my garden again next year. Tried everything but "tomatoes anonymous"
Boy, I really missed growing them this year. Tried 5 plants in yard, but the rain was too little and I had to let 4 of them go. Still have one.
Had a separate water source at the garden which was available to my yard.
I was doing good until someone gave me a sack of heirlooms. YUM! Still trying to find out what the one was. I have never ever had a tomato that good. It was long and was pink red in color and had a long point on the end. Hope he knows what it was. Would like to grow it.
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Old September 1, 2010   #2
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It was long and was pink red in color and had a long point on the end. Hope he knows what it was. Would like to grow it.
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And you didn't save seeds?!?!? Silly, silly you.
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Old September 1, 2010   #3
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...Tried everything but "tomatoes anonymous"
ha ha ha. You've come (back) to the right place. "My name is _____ and I grow too many tomato plants."

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... I have never ever had a tomato that good. It was long and was pink red in color and had a long point on the end. Hope he knows what it was. Would like to grow it.
Is it possible it's Opalka? (but Opalka is red)
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Old September 1, 2010   #4
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Alrighty then. I have had tomato withdraws. I will be planting my garden again next year. Tried everything but "tomatoes anonymous"
Boy, I really missed growing them this year. Tried 5 plants in yard, but the rain was too little and I had to let 4 of them go. Still have one.
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How on earth did you think you could not have a tomato garden?! Glad you realized that was a huge mistake.
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Old September 2, 2010   #5
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And you didn't save seeds?!?!? Silly, silly you.
Oh crap! It never even occured to me. Silly doesn't cover it

Bought a new tiller today. Got to get the garden ready for next year.

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