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haroldws

Tomato harvest

11 years ago

Tonight's tomato harvest from 3 plants each of Champion and Early Girl. The smaller ones are Early Girl, very prolific if small. Great for salads. The larger ones are Champion. and great for slicing. Been eating off those plants for a couple weeks, with lots more coming due to this wonderful weather.

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  • 11 years ago

    Nice harvest Harold. Yes, my garden is also happy with this weird weather. I'll take it!!

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