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Jul 2, 2020 7:20 AM CST
Bellevue, NE
My black krim got huge last year (the plant anyway) and there heading that way again this year. Tomatoes themselves ranged in size. Maybe I'll actually weigh some this year. Since I don't like raw tomatoes, I base everything in hope my sauce tastes and I just don't like it when it's really sweet.

I might try those san marzano varieties next year if I can find seeds. I did research before ending up with what I've currently got. Research and 4-5 years of growing them myself have landed me here. This year I was trying to use up seeds so I've got a bit more variety. I don't think things with giant tomatos would work well in my setup though.
Here in Nebraska, weather can do anything. Got 1/2 inch of rain the other night when it wasn't supposed to rain but the previous weekend we were supposed to have 4 days off rain and got none. Fall could come early or late, snow might be done in March or continue until May. Thunderstorms, hail, tornadoes, you never really know.

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