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Old June 23, 2015   #16
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Old June 23, 2015   #17
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Wow, nice healthy plants there!
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Old June 23, 2015   #18
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My determinates are 3'. Cherokee Purple, Brandywine Red, and African Queen are pushing 6'. Hank
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I will have to get in touch with NASA and find out.
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Old June 24, 2015   #20
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My Brandy Boys are now over 6 ft tall, followed by CP, Big Rainbow, Azoychka, and some cherry types. The DETs are under 4 ft. Some dwarfs under 3 ft ... nowadays everything is growing real fast around here in PNW. We are having Fantastic tomato weather.

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