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ladygardener1 Near Lake Erie, NW, PA(Zone 5a) Jan 29, 2010

Stormy, you have been holding out on the tomato alley picture, love those pots!
I grow my tomatoes in self watering containers, so easy and they produce a lot to tomatoes.

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critterologist Frederick, MD(Zone 6b) Jan 30, 2010

'Black Russian' has become my favorite black tomato for productivity and flavor... I got seeds initially from my friend who doesn't always keep names straight because she grows so many kinds, so it could also be 'Russian Black', but "princess" is only an honorary title. :-)

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Foxnfirefly Falls Church, VA(Zone 7b) Jan 30, 2010

Critter--Yes, I got the Russian Black seeds from you, too. I am going to try them this year. Two favorable reports here.

Stormy--that's a great idea for tomatoes. I probably can grow more that way as well and strategically put them where the sun hits because my yard is mostly shady.



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stormyla Norristown, PA(Zone 6b) Feb 01, 2010

Thanks Critter for those lovely tomatoes and Foxy for the compliment. Yes, that is my problem too, not enough sunny areas. This placement works well for capturing the sun.

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