Mountains of Arizona (7,000 ft)here which is always a challenge for tomato growers, but this year's weather has been hard. Monsoon rains are constant with chilly days and cooler evenings. Northern exposure is only bumper crop, but not ripe yet. Black Krim have curley top and Mortgage Lifter, my favorite from last year has scant production. Stupice which was luxuriant last year, has small fruit and even they are not ripening. Am growing purple plum for the first time and they have set well but are smaller than I anticipated and very green. Anyone tried them? Do they make a nice sauce? Woe is me. Would like to hear from others in mt SW.
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