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Cooking & Baking

Emile

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10. It is a smaller plant, but they are really sweet. Just

Reply to NJCher (Reply #9)

Fri Aug 18, 2023, 02:20 PM

Aug 2023

wished they didn't have so many seeds. I don't have a mildew problem in my garden, but I do have blight in the soil. I have to spray my tomato plants after each rain to control the blight. If I don't spray I get one good crop of tomatoes and the plants die. I wonder if there is something you can spray to control mildew?

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Breakfast Friday 18 August 2023 [View all] irisblue Aug 2023 OP

Breakfast today chillfactor Aug 2023 #1

Black coffee now ☕, later sausage and cheese omelette Emile Aug 2023 #2

Coffee with cream now gademocrat7 Aug 2023 #3

Black coffee now, toast with sliced tomatoes a little later Callalily Aug 2023 #4

sausage & cheese omelet MissMillie Aug 2023 #5

Turmeric tea now pazzyanne Aug 2023 #6

hibiscus tea, cold NJCher Aug 2023 #7

How is those Indiana watermelons doing? They are a small Emile Aug 2023 #8

One of my gardeners took my started plant NJCher Aug 2023 #9

It is a smaller plant, but they are really sweet. Just Emile Aug 2023 #10