Re: [CH] Bacterial Spot

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Hi Byron,

    These were all "store bought" plants all grown from the same nursery.
These folks seem to have a corner on the market around here and supply all
the plant starts in this area. I suspect they got their seed from all the
same place<G>
    I also suspect that because they have been branching out into different
varieties in both tomato and pepper seed (More then just Big Boy, Early Girl
tomatoes or California Wonder and cayenne peppers) just where they might be
getting their seed.

    Next year I will be starting my own and I will be a bit picky as to
where the seed is from and how it is treated.

Carol A. Sharpe
Sharwa Farm
Beef Cattle, Nubian and Boer Goats
and a host of other Critters
Fayetteville TN.
(southern middle TN)

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