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Old June 27, 2015   #91
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Strong pointed hearts have set on all 12 of the midnight sun plants. Now if they are great tasting bicolored like last year, I will be a happy amateur tomato breeder.

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Old June 27, 2015   #92
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yum.. wouldn't I like to be there when it's taste test time!
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Old June 27, 2015   #93
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Good setting as well.
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Old June 27, 2015   #94
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Thats beautiful Karen!
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Old June 27, 2015   #95
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Oh! I can't stand the suspense... They are so big already! Great job!
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Oh Karen! Jumping for joy for you. This is so exciting, I almost can't even stand myself!
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Old June 27, 2015   #97
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Waiting is making me crazy. i think about another two weeks for a ripe one , hard to say.
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Old June 28, 2015   #98
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Very impressive! Do you have the plots at community gardens year long or just seasonal rent?
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Old June 28, 2015   #99
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30.00 per year, rent the same one from year to year,

May to September here for growing things
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Old June 29, 2015   #100
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30.00 per year, rent the same one from year to year,

May to September here for growing things
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$30.00 !! ....very reasonable for a plot ...
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Old June 29, 2015   #101
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$30.00 !! ....very reasonable for a plot ...

Yes indeed, best deal going. I get what would be hundreds of dollars in produce from my plot at the community garden and it is an organic garden, no chemicals allowed.
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It's been a rainy and cool June in Montreal, lots of wind to go along with it. I don't think we've had 48 hours of sun in a row. I'm keeping my tomatoes sprayed with Serenade to avoid all kinds of fungal and bacterial disease and so far so good, as well as other bothersome pests. Fruits are finally starting to set, but it's going to be late before I see an "early" variety ripen. Today feels like a late August day, bummer!
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Karen, I just want to add that I think you're no amateur. This is so exciting to watch! I can't wait to see your results and eventually get to grow out your beautiful tomatoes.
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Old July 4, 2015   #104
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Midnight Suns Putting on some size July 4. None ripening yet. Pretty soon I think. Seed sown March 26.
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Old July 4, 2015   #105
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Polaris getting some big ones too. Definitely later than midnight sun by I'm guessing a couple of weeks at least. This is the big black one or at least it should be...
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