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Old May 10, 2014   #16
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I agree, Goose Creek is a nice mid size sweet. Also, I think Knapps Fresh Vegies has an open pollinated version of Miracle Sweet.
But Carol does not sell plants except locally in WI where she is and I didn't check to see if she sells those seeds.

So if Elliot wants something for this season, as I posted above, we need to know what his local nurseries carry as plants.

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Old May 10, 2014   #17
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Extremely sweet, but large, is Elgin Pink. PM me if you'd like some seed.

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