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|    Wanderer to songbird    |
|    Re: Tomato Blight    |
|    02 Jun 24 04:10:45    |
      From: dont@emailme.com              songbird wrote:              > what varieties have you tried to grow?              About 8 years ago I bought a bunch of Ukrainian heirloom tomatos.              Malinoviy Dzin       Amurskiy Tigr       Sibirskiy Malakhit       Balkonnoye Chudo       Damskiy Ugodnik       Sibirskiy Kozyr       Graffiti Krasnyy       Kolumbiya              Initially I had a lot of success. I threw rotten tomatos in the       compost and tomatos grew like weeds and I save the seeds. I grow       what I call 'overwinter tomatos'. I plant tomatos in pots in August       and leave them on the window sill all winter. It's too cold in my       house to grow seedlings in the spring. The plants don't really grow in the       winter but they survive. Until the blight hit, I had tomatos.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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