Re: [tomato] 4th of July

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On the subject of [tomato] 4th of July, Marlynn Marcks said:

> I'm wondering if anyone grew Burpee's new offering 4th of July.  It
> was featured on the cover of their 98 catalogue and supposedly the
> tomatoes ripened by the 4th.  It didn't say anything about flavor or
> size.  I'm just wondering if it is true and if they tasted like
> anything at all.
> 
Well, I just set out some that were sold by the local nursery, so I 
dunno but I'll let you know.  :-)

*If* we get any tomatoes at all that is...all my tomato plants were 
stipped of their leaves, except the big ones I bought at the nursery 
(large 4th of Julys, matter-of-fact!).  Dag-blummed varmints!!!

Blessings,
Kimberlee

We are all Gods Children...by a previous marriage.
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