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  1. 04-26-2011, 06:45 PM #1
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    Default Tomato Plant Growth to Date.

    26 April 2011 Tomato Plant Growth to date. 26 April 2011 Tomato Plant Growth to date.
    The tomato plants are doing well. They may have to be placed in larger pots, since they cannot be placed in the ground until about 26 of May. The new Greenhouse is serving me well.

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    Wow, they look really good. The best of mine are only about 3" high. We've had a cold, cloudy spell and they haven't done much the last 10 days or so.
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    Wow, flowers on your tomatoes already! I am impressed! My Big Boys are about that size, but no flowers. Also no greenhouse for me. Aren't you loving it?
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    Very impressive! You are going to have tomatoes before you get them planted.
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