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On Sep 1, 2012, tomatolarry from Dalton, GA wrote:
I tried this for the first time in 2012 and I was very happy with it. The production far exceeded the Clemson spineless I normally grow. The pods are large, tender and taste great. This is by far the best okra I've ever tried.
i grow cowhorn okra & love them . they are so prolific , you almost have to stay in the garden & keep cutting or they get too big i like them about 3 " tall , soyou can almost pick in the morning & evening.. gabe, baton rouge,la.
On Oct 30, 2003, Farmerdill from Augusta, GA (Zone 8a) wrote:
Cowhorn is a big okra, Large plant with extra large medium green ribbed pods. Good production and excellent quality. In good soil and a long growing season, the plant needs to be topped when it reaches 4 ft, otherwise by late August -September you will need a stepladder to pick it.
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