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ContainerTed · August 28, 2014

My garden was late getting started, but is almost done now with the big flood of fruit. It will be "not so many" from now till frost.

I will have to say that I consider this one a little bit later than "mid". I was harvesting a lot of varieties that I call mid-season (~75 days) before the first Mikhalych started changing color. That would put the number at ~80-85 days. But they are definitely worth the extra wait.

So, I would call it "Mid/Late to Late".

August 28, 2014	#6
ContainerTed Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: 6a - NE Tennessee Posts: 4,538	My garden was late getting started, but is almost done now with the big flood of fruit. It will be "not so many" from now till frost. I will have to say that I consider this one a little bit later than "mid". I was harvesting a lot of varieties that I call mid-season (~75 days) before the first Mikhalych started changing color. That would put the number at ~80-85 days. But they are definitely worth the extra wait. So, I would call it "Mid/Late to Late". __________________ Ted ________________________ Owner & Sole Operator Of The Muddy Bucket Farm and Tomato Ranch