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To: freeus who wrote (28370)	8/9/2000 8:04:47 PM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

Freeus and Rosie, I'm in the Tomater club with you. I've just begun getting ripe tomatoes from my garden. Man oh man they taste good! We made a tomato salad the other night. This is my first year with a real vegetable garden. I never realized how many termatas I would get by planting 15 assorted plants. We plan on jarring our own sause. This past weekend we made 8 containers of of fresh and cooked salsa using some of the hot peppers I planted. Earlier this year we had a lot of leaf lettuce. Then the peppers kicked in. At the same time we were bombarded with zucchini. I got zucchini up the wahzoo! I never realized how many of those things come off one plant. I planted 6. The broccholi came up early. They were good. Carrots didn't do so well. I have some corn plants that are almost 8 ft. high. Then I have a few others that are only 4 ft high. ...and then a bunch that got knocked over by the wind and rain. Overall, I've been very lucky. No major bug problems. Next year I definitely have to make the garden bigger and give more room inbetween the tomato plants. I learned a lot. At least my garden grew a lot more than my portfolio. ...if only tomatoes cost as much as JDSU... -OldMacDonaldsGoose