Sungold F1

FILMNET · August 2, 2010

Well I have given up i was sent sungold f1 seeds, they grew nice but 1 plant i gave away has these tomatoes Heart?????, they are 2 inch's tall 3-5 together, RL's

heirloomdaddy · August 2, 2010

oops. not a sungold.

frozengirl · August 2, 2010

How do they taste? They sure are cute!

FILMNET · August 3, 2010

Have not tried any yet, am still waiting for anyone to guess what this is the closest i see is Oxheart. I did get only 1 package of Sungold seeds, i keep one and it to great.I just read that Late blight is in Western Ma now, and told to not go around the others garden now.

Late Blight has been spotted at a couple farms in Western Mass. Please be careful about not entering our tomato greenhouses or the tomato field next to the farmstand. The dry hot weather is not conducive to spreading the disease, but we need to be extra careful.

August 2, 2010	#1
FILMNET Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: North Charleston,South Carolina, USA Posts: 1,803	Sungold F1 Well I have given up i was sent sungold f1 seeds, they grew nice but 1 plant i gave away has these tomatoes Heart?????, they are 2 inch's tall 3-5 together, RL's Last edited by FILMNET; August 2, 2010 at 03:28 PM. Reason: writing more

August 2, 2010	#2
heirloomdaddy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Los Angeles Z10 Posts: 291	sungold f1 oops. not a sungold.

August 2, 2010	#3
frozengirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Alaska Posts: 194	How do they taste? They sure are cute!

August 3, 2010	#4
FILMNET Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: North Charleston,South Carolina, USA Posts: 1,803	Have not tried any yet, am still waiting for anyone to guess what this is the closest i see is Oxheart. I did get only 1 package of Sungold seeds, i keep one and it to great.I just read that Late blight is in Western Ma now, and told to not go around the others garden now. Late Blight has been spotted at a couple farms in Western Mass. Please be careful about not entering our tomato greenhouses or the tomato field next to the farmstand. The dry hot weather is not conducive to spreading the disease, but we need to be extra careful.