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May 4, 2020 11:29 PM CST
Oregon (Zone 8a)
In some ways I agree with you, however I gotta tell ya, last yr I got a 2lb roma and was ecstatic over it. My thoughts were it wouldnt take too many of those to fill a jar of pasta sauce, salsa, or a kettle for ketchup. Seems the years I grow enough big ones I have enough to can all 3 up for winter. Yum.

We're about to plant ours, and I have to remember to try the gypsym instead of rock minerals and NO epsom salts anymore after the article on here. This is a valuable site. Ive learned 2 important things after couple months on here. Happy season, hope yours are all tasty this yr. and no problems. I do love learning something new every year.

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