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What a space
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Join Date: May 2009
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No doubt more good new varieties will be coming our way from KarenO !!!
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wow karen.
you are going to have some fun. keith
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From the short and sweet project, some interesting little dwarfs setting fruit already. I really like that translucent skin grape. Should be GWR and it’s a micro
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Awesome Karen, the wife and I just made a 3000 mile move from the east coast to the west coast in the souther tip of Oregon 10 miles from California. 26 cubic yards of soil later and our beds are staring to come together. Greenhouse will come next year god willing. Good luck.
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A week from the big tomato migration
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Impressive , I dare say that you are looking forward to getting the move completed.
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You are sure right about that
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Karen, have a wonderful season in your new garden.
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We and the potted tomatoes are getting settled in
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Looks like the plants have coped with the move beautifully Karen
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My back cries out at the thought of moving all those big pots!
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Karen, did you go into farming? You don't work in the hospital anymore?
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Wow.. that's a whole lot of tomatoes to move
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I breed tomatoes seriously these days Vlad. I have a collaborative relationship with a non profit farm that is growing some of my unstable and stable heart, paste and beefsteak lines and I’m hoping to expand that next year to two other farms locally provided this turns out to be successful. Fred Hempel/Artisan Seeds grows some of my varieties for seeds and also trials some of them in both Mexico and California which is excellent as well. A number of other small seed companies are carrying some of my varieties now and a couple of large companies are looking at a few which is pretty exciting for me. Along with this, I am still a practicing nurse. My nursing career Pays the bills better than tomatoes but tomatoes are way more fun. ![]() KarenO |
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