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Old August 28, 2007   #1
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This is my largest tomato of the season. I know it wouldn't be 'large' in most of your gardens, but to me it's huge! (13-3/8 oz)
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Old August 28, 2007   #2
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That's a beaut Sherry. Mine were about the same size.
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Sherry, That is one beautiful tomato. How was the Taste? Ami
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Picture perfect!!!!!
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I'm def. gona grow with Paul R next season ...
Funny how the Mrs. and I favor the taste of the darker/black
tomatoes ~

Good growing !!!

~ Tom

ps. I can only HOPE mine turn out that well ~
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It was very tasty. This is my first year with Paul R, and it has found its way into my heart and stomach! I'll definitely grow this one again next year.

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Great looking PR, Sherry. It is normally one of my favorites, but didn't seem to care for all the rain we got here this year; it really diluted the flavor.
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Thanks, Suze. Amazingly, this one was in the driveway in a pot. The plant in the greenhouse produced more, but smaller, fruit. We had about a week of rain earlier this month and I made every effort to protect it. I covered the soil with plastic in the pot and went out periodically to drain it away. Then I had to wrap the whole plant in row cover to keep the birds from pecking it. Sheesh! The things we do for the love of a tomato!
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This was the best tasting tomato I grew this year.

Have the seeds fermenting as we speak.
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