Angora Supersweet

Angelo Dorny · August 6, 2007

Hey everyone

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Here's a photograph of Angora Supersweet...
She didn't stole her name,...very sweet, i love it!

Friendly greetings
Angelo

amideutch · August 6, 2007

Angelo, glad to see your posting once again. Thats a nice looking tomato you have there. Who was your seed source for the Angora Supersweet? Ami

Angelo Dorny · August 6, 2007

Yes, it's so stressy the few weeks , so i didn't find the time to post here

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But now I'm back in town, o now in tomatoville

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I don't know the seed source because it was an exchange with someone ...
But one thing is for chore,...it's a lovely tomato!

Friendly greetings
Angelo

dcarch · August 6, 2007

Love your new avarta!

dcarch

Angelo Dorny · August 6, 2007

Yes, that's me

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Deer Park · August 6, 2007

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**carolyn137** · August 6, 2007

Just some clarification.

Quite a few years ago I received a variety from Joe Bratka called Velvet Red. He had bred it. it had lovely angora foliage that sparkled in the sun and small red cherries that I didn't think that much of.

Then I saw Angora Supersweet featured in the SSE Public catalog, and went checking that one in the SSE Yearbook and found out that they are the same variety.

Last I knew, since Velvet Red preceded the Angora Supersweet listing the offer for seeds was changed back to Velvet Red and the blurb said it was identical to Angora Super Sweet, which it is.

I've grown both and they are identical. I consider them as a novelty variety for the angora foliage and not a variety I'd grow for great tasting red cherries.

Just my opinion.

I hope that helps.

Angelo Dorny · August 7, 2007

Yes Carolyn, totally true...
I've also have this year Velvet Red, and they are very the same when it comes to high,fruits and stuff like that.
So i think that they are the same variety, just a other name.
Friendly greetings
Angelo

August 6, 2007	#1
Angelo Dorny Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 79	Angora Supersweet Hey everyone, Here's a photograph of Angora Supersweet... She didn't stole her name,...very sweet, i love it! Friendly greetings Angelo

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amideutch Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Germany 49°26"N 07°36"E Posts: 5,041	Angelo, glad to see your posting once again. Thats a nice looking tomato you have there. Who was your seed source for the Angora Supersweet? Ami __________________ Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘...Holy Crap .....What a ride!'

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Angelo Dorny Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 79	Yes, it's so stressy the few weeks , so i didn't find the time to post here,... But now I'm back in town, o now in tomatoville... I don't know the seed source because it was an exchange with someone ... But one thing is for chore,...it's a lovely tomato! Friendly greetings Angelo

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carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Just some clarification. Quite a few years ago I received a variety from Joe Bratka called Velvet Red. He had bred it. it had lovely angora foliage that sparkled in the sun and small red cherries that I didn't think that much of. Then I saw Angora Supersweet featured in the SSE Public catalog, and went checking that one in the SSE Yearbook and found out that they are the same variety. Last I knew, since Velvet Red preceded the Angora Supersweet listing the offer for seeds was changed back to Velvet Red and the blurb said it was identical to Angora Super Sweet, which it is. I've grown both and they are identical. I consider them as a novelty variety for the angora foliage and not a variety I'd grow for great tasting red cherries. Just my opinion. I hope that helps. __________________ Carolyn

August 7, 2007	#8
Angelo Dorny Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 79	Yes Carolyn, totally true... I've also have this year Velvet Red, and they are very the same when it comes to high,fruits and stuff like that. So i think that they are the same variety, just a other name. Friendly greetings Angelo