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Jul 31, 2014 11:48 AM CST
Name: Arlene
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And that's where we are too, David. I have beentrying out many, many varieties and have settled on about four 'must grow.' I will still try new varieties but not as many each year.

For us, Stump of the World is hard to get a tomato that doesn't crack but it is such a good tasting tomato to us, we will always grow that one. This year I actually remembered to bag blossoms of our heirlooms to save seeds!

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