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17-07-2006, 07:26 PM
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Dallas Tomato results
This year (Spring 2006) I had OK luck with Better Boy and good luck
with Sweet 100s. Rutgers and Brandywinw both failed. We had the usual "unusual" weather with a 100 degree day in mid April and a late frost in late March. The frost was not a big problem but the extreme heat two months early was stressful. This was my first attempt at Rutgers but I have had great tasting Branywines in the past. Mike |
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17-07-2006, 09:25 PM
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Dallas Tomato results
"Mike" wrote in message
oups.com... This year (Spring 2006) I had OK luck with Better Boy and good luck with Sweet 100s. Rutgers and Brandywinw both failed. We had the usual "unusual" weather with a 100 degree day in mid April and a late frost in late March. The frost was not a big problem but the extreme heat two months early was stressful. This was my first attempt at Rutgers but I have had great tasting Branywines in the past. Mike I've tried Rutgers 5 times. It's never made me happy. |
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