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I harvested my first tomatoes! Stupice, a small-fruited tasty early Czech variety. As in previous years, I staggered my tomatoes and planted early, mid-season and late tomatoes, hoping to ensure a steady tomato harvest from July through November. This year, I planted 8 varieties (11 plants total). Early varieties: Stupice<\/a>, Ailsa Craig<\/a> (2 plants) ; Mid-season varieties: Brimmer<\/a>, Striped German<\/a> (2), Black Prince<\/a>; Late varieties: Green Zebra<\/a>, De Wiese Streaked (a shipping mistake, I had ordered Dr. Wyche\u2019s Yellow, one of my favorite tomatoes), Ananas Noire<\/a> (2). The tomato seeds were from Sand Hill Preservation Center (Stupice, Ailsa Craig, Brimmer, Black Prince, De Wiese Streaked), Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds (Green Zebra, Ananas Noire) and Johnnys (Striped German).<\/p>\n<\/body>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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