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Diary of a tomato

leduesorelle
Sep 15, 2011
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We're a small group of avid gardeners and farmers in Southern Maine and Seacoast New Hampshire brought together by an Italian heirloom and its promise of a fresh tomato in winter. Join us as we share our adventures and obsessions: http://diaryofatomato.wordpress.com/

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Diary of a Tomato: From the garden to the kitchen, and life in between.
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Jessica Still
... garden history, garden futuring, four-season production of delicious, nourishing food & sustaining community. Back after reading! Thanks for joining KGI!

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