Late spring, two front in this pic are Kelley Burley, back one is Havana.
This one is also Havana, set back by deer damage.
Probably late July, the two Kelley Burley. The Kelly Burley has some big leaves. They are already yellowing and getting picked.
That set back Havana is in fuller sun than the other and is recovering nicely.Last week (Sept.), the biggest Kelley Burley has had most of its big leaves yellow and get picked. The Havana to the far right is getting less sun than the other and was tromped by deer mid season.
But the other Havana which was deer damaged (they nibble the very young plants I think) is in fuller sun and has recovered well. Only harvested leaves touching the ground on the Havanas and will hang the whole plant with them I guess.Saw a sunrise at a local park the next morning after those last two pics.
And enjoyed some cigar leave in my cob, retrofitted with a reed stem.