This year's garden.
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farmerfischer
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Looks good... My zucchini is real small yet... Are season here just started so really everything in my garden in small..lol..
Squidkid
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San marsanon and beefsteak.
We have a long season here.i start early indoors and move them to the patio to harden off.
farmerfischer
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Yeah we have short season's.. average length is from mid to end of May - end of September early October some times.. so four months if we're lucky..
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xtsho
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Expect a bunch of large tomatoes. I grow Mortgage Lifters every year. Excellent producer. Nice and meaty with lots of tomato flavor and not too sweet. Makes for a great BLT.
BLT
xtsho
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Looking good!
Squidkid
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Now that is a meaty tomato!Expect a bunch of large tomatoes. I grow Mortgage Lifters every year. Excellent producer. Nice and meaty with lots of tomato flavor and not too sweet. Makes for a great BLT.
BLT
xtsho
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I highly recommend the Mortgage Lifter. It's a great variety of tomato.
Squidkid
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Will do.it looks absolutely gorgeous
xtsho
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Yellow peppers are my favorite. I eat them raw and plain.
Some of last years tomatoes.
Squidkid
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I need to pump my numbers up.i got rookie numbers compared to that box.lol.Yellow peppers are my favorite. I eat them raw and plain.
Some of last years tomatoes.
CoolDiskoDan
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Just looking at those gorgeous fruits and veggies. Jonzing for getting back in the garden too with warm weather. We stick mainly with stripped zebras, brandywines, black krim, sun gold cherry maters and cherokee purps. Every so often the sungold crosses with the purps and we end up with a volunteer hybrid the following season of sungold x c. purps cherry maters.