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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    Hi SquashNut. I have grown Uncle Steve's Plum for the last 2 years and it does well here too.Not great yielding,but not bad either.I like the...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Oct 19, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    Uncle Steves is a family heirloom bean that was shared 2 years ago on another website by his great-nephew,Keith.It was brought with Steve when he...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Oct 3, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    Hi,Dawn.That sounds about like me.Did 37 new varietys this summer and have about 60 in the seed box that I haven't had the room to try yet(the...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 30, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    I guess I'm a wimp too!Habs,NEVER AGAIN!!!!You have to have a fire plug handy just to handle them :roll:.The hot ones for me are Anahiem Chilies...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 25, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    I'll have to try that with some of the green ones.It's worth a shot. What kind of peppers do you grow?
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 24, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    Cherokee Purple and Black From Tula are both great tomatos.Black Krim is also up there in my top 10(or I should say 20 now,lol)!Hope you get to...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 24, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    You would want to bury "ol'Pepe"VERY deep,me thinks! :lol:
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 4, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    I can relate to the deer.We own a small farm just outside of town,so I decided to till up a 50 by75 ft plot to put my excess plants in.Between the...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 3, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    I have heard about CG,dooley,but have never grown it.It's supposed to be pretty tasty!Have you had your first ripe one yet? Riesentraube I grew...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 2, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    Let me gas up the truck,Dooley,and I'll see ya in about,um...18 hours :lol:.On the other hand,with the gas prices as they are,I'll just mail em!...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 1, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    OMG,I just re-read my last post,and I'm coming across as a hybrid hater!Not the case at all!!!!!Any home grown tomato(well,most anyway)is much...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Sep 1, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    Hi Frank.Gardening is one of my main hobbys,and grew the "Boys"this and the "Girls" that for better than 20 years.About 3 years ago I got curious...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Aug 31, 2005 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Anyone growing heirloom vegetables here?

    Hi,I'm new here.One of my passions in the last few years has been growing heirloom tomato's,squash,peppers,beans and cuks. Is there anyone else...
    Thread by: tomatoman223, Aug 31, 2005, 27 replies, in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
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    Just joined? Announce yourself

    Hi,Eileen.Thank you all for welcoming me.I have been cruising the site,but haven't posted yet.Just like to get the feel of things,if you know what...
    Post by: tomatoman223, Aug 30, 2005 in forum: Welcome to GardenStew