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Growing Tomatoes
garf_gw

Everglades Tomato 2016

10 years ago

This season I have 6 Everglades plants started and now have 55 babies and I am waiting for them to turn red. I still don't know if this batch of seeds will be red or pink. I will be upset it they aren't red.

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  • 10 years ago

    Seed starts for bloody butcher were a total failure.

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