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RussMartin4154 Omaha, NE(Zone 5b) May 12, 2012

This may be a Dr. Carolyn question.

I'd like to get the template/chart/whatchamacallit used in these photographs.

Any suggestions?

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TX_gardener Brady, TX(Zone 8a) May 13, 2012

what is it and what's it for?

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MaryMcP Phoenix, AZ(Zone 9b) May 13, 2012

Russ, I would try an artist supply store or a blueprint/engineer's supply house. There is also grid paper that is easy to find, it comes in different size grids, quarter inch, half inch, but there's no numbers along the edges. Googling 'grid paper' gives lots of hits, here's on-line grid paper:

http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/

HTH.

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Carolyn Salem, NY(Zone 4b) May 13, 2012

Are you talking about grid paper or are you talking about a website where tomato varieties are shown with foliage and whole and cut fruits for each variety.

If so, what site did you take the above from and what is the variety, just curious.

Carolyn

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RussMartin4154 Omaha, NE(Zone 5b) May 13, 2012

Carolyn, it's just one I had in my file, so I don't know the variety. I'm after the grid array.

I've seen similarly gridded photos where the fruit and leaves are arrayed on the same grid; and I notice the color compensation dots (sometimes they are squares), so I assumed it is a standard presentation of some sort. And I've seen it used for other plants.

I've checked a couple of local art and engineering graphics suppliers locally, with no luck.

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Doug9345 Durhamville, NY(Zone 5b) May 13, 2012

Something like this.
I don't have a handy place to post this. I can email it in most image formats plus postscript and pdf formats. I haven't printed it so I may have to tweak it to get the sizes perfect. It is set up to be printed on 8.5 x 14 inch paper

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RussMartin4154 Omaha, NE(Zone 5b) May 17, 2012

Doug, that would work nicely, I think.

Send me a D-mail with your "real" e-mail address and we'll decide on file type, etc.

Thanks!

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