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Old April 25, 2023   #36
eyolf
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That's more than impressive, Darryl.
I see a couple of my favorites there.

In my cold climate "glacier" starts early and ends late. It seems like there are always a couple of snack-sized tomatoes ready.

Thanks for sharing.

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