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<td>All 15 of tomato caged positions as of 7/17/2014.  All tomatoes look good.  Tomatoes in the same type of container are bigger on western end of the row.  Cleome is once again used as a buffer plant placed between sets of tomatoes to attract bees.  The western end of the row gets the first shade of the day so I wonder if that has something to do with increased growth.</td>
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<td>The second picture shows the tomato caged positions shooting east.</td>
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