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Old 18-09-2012, 01:25 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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Baz wrote:
Our outdoor Gardeners Delight are ripening thick and fast too. A late
harvest and only allowed 2 trusses per plant.


Lucky you didn't get blighted! Although I've found GD seem to hold up
better than some - especially the bigger tomatoes.


I have not yet found the larger tom as tasty as the cherry type. For me
there is no comparison. GD and Sweet Million are to me and my family the
best by far.

Baz
 
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