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In reply to the discussion: Tomato Prices Could Increase By 85 Percent As a Result of Trump Administration's New Policy [View all]panader0
(25,816 posts)47. Years ago I bought an old Plymouth Belvedere. (huge tail fins, $45 bucks)
It had a huge ledge behind the back seat and I had some tomato plants
there in my traveling greenhouse. Of course the local cops had to pull me
over and make sure they weren't "left hand tomatoes". They thought that
I was nuts.
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Tomato Prices Could Increase By 85 Percent As a Result of Trump Administration's New Policy [View all]
spanone
May 2019
OP
Here in Nashville our farmer's market only allows locally grown food sold there.
spanone
May 2019
#4
it will impact consumers in a bad way regardless & with a 'president' who just doesn't care
spanone
May 2019
#26
One indeterminate tomato vine can produce all the tomatoes you need...and then some
Brother Buzz
May 2019
#13
no - not really set up for it, and all sorts of challenges with height, etc.
NRaleighLiberal
May 2019
#30
Those things sold in supermarkers these days are closer to tennis balls than real tomatoes. n/t
PoliticAverse
May 2019
#14