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Calling All Big Homegrown Tomatoes

Posted on September 3, 2021 by Bobby Blair
Holiston Reporter

The Farmers’ Market at Blair Square will hold a Biggest Tomato Contest this Sunday, September 5th.

The contest is only open to backyard gardeners.

Weighing in time is at 11 am.

Bring that bad (Big Boy, Beefsteak, Better Boy, Heirloom, etc.) boy to the market and win $50!

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