The Tomato Growing Thread 2019

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  1. lolimac

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    I have just one single solitary tomato left,it should be eaten but I can't bear to part with it:doh: the thought of not having a homegrown tomato in a sandwich until around next July is unbearable sooo tomorrow will be the last tomato sandwich for 8months:frown:
     
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      Ate my last Glacier tomato yesterday and kept a few seed too. Under the grow lights January.
       
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