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... and your cherry tomatoes. What variety are they? They look fairly large for cherry tomatoes but way too small to be paste or slicers. Thanks.
sky-kid
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Sep 1, 2018
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They are Everglades tomatoes actually they are smaller than most cherry tomatoes only about the size of a grape
What kind of beans are those? I have never seen that species of green snakes before!
HeathenFarmer
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Aug 29, 2018
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Asian yard long been
@Donto101 Thanks.
Those beans are fascinating. It's hard to grow beans out here, they have some sort of fungus or blight that hits them. I don't like spraying. My tomatoes are doing well, and the critters are sharing. That's OK, I've got plenty.
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Aug 29, 2018
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