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Old January 24, 2016   #1
rockman
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Default any luck with iorn lady tomatoes

Catalog reads iorn lady resistant to early/late blight and septoria. I didn't have to worry about any later problems as the early blight finished them. I called the University with the patent. They confirmed by my pics ,early blight. They also added the plants are tolerant not resistant. Let both sources know but it's back in the catalog this yr. All my other varieties were affected. Iv'e had this problem on /off for yrs, being in a deep valley and cool nights. Thought I may have found the one! wrong rockman
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Old January 27, 2016   #2
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I remember seeing here that a grower said that Iron Lady was bland tasting. I suggest you try using the Search engine link at the top of the page.
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Old January 27, 2016   #3
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I had very weak seedlings
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