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• Date: Wed, 2 Jul 1997 08:56:08 +0000
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 Well, the romas are ripening. We've eaten a couple of Heartland
tomatoes. The yellow nuggets are ready also. Had a couple of green
bells, and some baby Japanese eggplants. And we've been eating Royal
Black hot peppers for awhile. Of course the Bolivian Rainbow peppers
wintered over and have already had their first batch, but the sugar
pod peas are gone. Oh, well. The Superb Super Bush I planted in an
18" hanging basket is almost too big. It really is a "super" bush of
a tomato with good sized fruit on it and more flowers coming on. Oh,
how I love the South, California, that is - zone 22 in Fountain
Valley.

> I really love hearing about the successes of everyone on the list in
> the warmer climates.
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The earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof!
Amy of Marvelous Gardens
Delicious Design in Landscape
marvelus@neptune.net
http:/www.neptune.net/~lobmij/MarvelousG/

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