not exactly happy to have spider mites but,

4season · August 6, 2015

It could be a fatal viral or bacterial disease. The picture is of last years volunteer that was left to grow in an onion bed. Wound up at 16 feet east-west and 12 north-south. Two cuttings survived the winter and I want to save cuttings and some seed this year.

barefootgardener · August 6, 2015

Wow.. That is a monster!! What variety is it??

Your garlic is looking really good also!

OH, wait, is that onions in the background?? You said onion bed..duh!! I don't have my glasses on.. The leaves look more like garlic!! lol

Ginny

4season · August 6, 2015

It was a volunteer where we had tomatoes in 2013. There is a little bump or pointy tip on the bottom of the fruit but I don't remember planting any oxheart types. Those are leeks in the background.

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barefootgardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Zone 4b Posts: 1,291	Wow.. That is a monster!! What variety is it?? Your garlic is looking really good also! OH, wait, is that onions in the background?? You said onion bed..duh!! I don't have my glasses on.. The leaves look more like garlic!! lol Ginny Last edited by barefootgardener; August 6, 2015 at 08:43 PM.

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4season Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: albuquerque Posts: 308	It was a volunteer where we had tomatoes in 2013. There is a little bump or pointy tip on the bottom of the fruit but I don't remember planting any oxheart types. Those are leeks in the background.