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Raymond planted a vegetable garden containing 50 plants. There were 15 tomato

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Of all the different things I preserve, tomatoes are far and away the most-used garden ingredient in my household; it seems I'm constantly I need to know – roughly – how many tomato plants will yield enough fruit to fill my cupboards. let's assume I can get 10-15 pounds of tomatoes from each plant.

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