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Old 10-27-2017, 01:15 PM   #509
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Agreed, however home grown still taste great even after months of storage. Or even being frozen.
Well you if are freezing / canning / cold storing you are probably still preserving the produce at its ideal ripeness. Also I would imagine soil quality and weather are big factors. Those of us who garden tend to lovingly care for our little garden plots whereas I'm sure there are compromises made within the reality of 1000+ acre commercial farms.

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Interesting. But are the seeds and plants I buy somehow different than what is used commercially?.
Maybe? If you buy heirloom tomatoes you have a choice of dozens of varieties whereas the grocery store sells maybe 3 or 4.
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