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Florida Gardening
johnjsr

Tomatoes in March

johnjsr
12 years ago

Of course the unusually warm winter gets the credit, along with the Stupice variety that I HAD to put in the ground on Feb 1st. I've never seen such a vigorous tomato. They are small, about 1 3/4 to 2", but have a nice tang that suits my taste. In the same bed I have some Paul Robeson not too far behind. Maybe the Eastern Europeans have something. I also have some Black Seamen that my neighbor gave me that have green tomatoes. This is why we came to Fl. john

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