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Forum: Vegetable GardeningReplies: 11, Views: 175
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Brook
Richmond, KY
(Zone 6b)

June 17, 2002
8:43 AM

Post #33072

...there are finally tomatoes showing on some of my plants. Both the Lenny & Gracies Kentucky Heirloom, and the Lumpy Red have tiny green tomatoes. Yay!

Like Melody, I was almost dispairing of seeing a crop this year. We had a long, cold, _very_ wet spring. Seedlings were overly large and had to be trenched under black plastic. The monsoons continued, however. Indeed, they still are. So I was worried about them actually rotting.

But things are shaping up. It looks like, if nothing else, I'll at least get enough for new seed.



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