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I thought I would recommend a tomato that seems very resistant to disease. I'd given up on growing regular tomatoes (vs. cherry and currant varieties) here in northern Alabama, even disease resistant hybrids quickly perished. But a friend recommended I try this kind, and so far I have not seen a sign of any problem, It is bearing quite a bit of fruit and the taste is pretty good. I hope it's OK to post about a variety that is NOT a problem!
That's good news, as I am sad about this year's gorgeous tomatoes suddenly looking very sad...yellow leaves and one has terrible wilt, but Amelia is in a pot on the patio and looking just peachy. She has no maters yet, but lots of blooms, so you have given me hope. Also the critters are attacking the ones in the garden, but haven't noticed the one in the pot. I bought it because Amelia is my grand daughter's name.
Candace Seaton
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