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one to two months earlier than I would ever plant my peppers, giving me that early advantage before

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to get yours today. What is up, everyone? Welcome back to the podcast. Today I have a special guest. I am

bringing on the one, the only, the NC tomato man, Craig LaHulier himself. He is probably one of the

most experienced tomato growers on the planet, I would have to say, having grown,

I think, 3,500 different varieties of tomatoes in his lifetime, having named the Purple Cherokee

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