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Old January 19, 2013   #16
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I was talking with a couple who visited the community garden while I was working there. They were from New Mexico and said their main gardening problem is elk. The only thing that has worked for them is a repellent called Plantskydd.
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Old January 24, 2013   #17
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I almost always have better luck with hybrids and even then some won't do well for me like big beef, better boy, whopper, moreton, etc
I have geat luck with Bush Big Boy (Burpee), First Prize (TGS) and also an OP called Hill Top.

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Old January 25, 2013   #18
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My grandparent's favorite tomato is Jet Star. They have been growing it for a long time. I will always have Early Girl. Terrenzo is my favorite determinate red cherry.

I'm trying Big Beef for the first time this year, as well as Tomande, Lemon Boy, and a variety from Genetic Seed that they call "heirloom orange f1," which is a ridiculous name, but it's meant to be an imitation heirloom.
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