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Old March 24, 2015   #1
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Default Thoughts on my growlist?

These plants are just getting their true leaves. I'll be potting up on Sunday.

Berkshire Polish Beefsteak
Big Ben
Big Cheef F6
Big Orange Bicolor
Black Bear
Bosque Blue
Brandywine OTV
Brandywine - Red Landis
Captain Lucky
Porter - Charles Herring Strain
Cherokee Green
Cherokee Purple
Costoluto Genovese
County Agent
Cuostralee
Dester
Dr. Carolyn
Eckert Polish
Green Giant
Hazelfield Farm
Kosovo
Livingston's Paragon
Malakhitovaya Shkatulka
Muddy Waters
Mule Team
Nature's Riddle
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Pampelmouse de Gran Pere
Purple Calabash
Slankards
Sun Gold F1
Texas Wild
White Tomesol
Yellow Dragon
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Old March 24, 2015   #2
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I like it. A bit of everything. Have a good season !
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Old March 24, 2015   #3
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Wow! Quite a list! What is the total amount of plants do you plan to have in the ground?
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Old March 24, 2015   #4
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My only houghts are of jealousy, since you clearly have more garden space than I! Looks like you have some of the most beloved varieties there. Not many cherries, but then each of us have our own preferences and uses of our Maters! Have you grown any of these before? I woyld love to hear your favourites!
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Cuostralee; best ever!
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Old March 24, 2015   #6
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Cuostralee; best ever!
I have heard so many great things about that tomato!! I wish that I had heard about it before buying/swapping happened in December January. It's on my list for next year if I can obtain seeds. I just started my seeds this week.
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I have heard so many great things about that tomato!! I wish that I had heard about it before buying/swapping happened in December January. It's on my list for next year if I can obtain seeds. I just started my seeds this week.
PM me, I'll send you some.
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Cuostralee; best ever!
Since I'm new, can someone fill me in on this being the best tomato ever?

Thanks!

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Old March 25, 2015   #9
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Since I'm new, can someone fill me in on this being the best tomato ever?

Thanks!

HWA
In my garden it produces a good amount of usually large, tomatoes. They have a great taste. A nice combination of acidic yet a little sweet at the same time. The plants are the tallest, sturdiest and have the thickest foliage in the garden. They will be on my grow list every year.
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In my garden it produces a good amount of usually large, tomatoes. They have a great taste. A nice combination of acidic yet a little sweet at the same time. The plants are the tallest, sturdiest and have the thickest foliage in the garden. They will be on my grow list every year.
Ahhhh, thanks for the info. I must drag out my seed catalogs and see if that variety is in any of them.

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Old March 26, 2015   #11
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Ahhhh, thanks for the info. I must drag out my seed catalogs and see if that variety is in any of them.

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PM me; I'll send you some
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Old March 24, 2015   #12
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I've only got one of each in the ground. I have 20 pepper plants as well so I'm running out of space. That plus the cukes and okra will fill me up.

I have grown some before. Obviously the Porter-Charles Herring since he is my grandfather and a few others. If you aren't growing Big Cheef F6 you are missing out.
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I've only got one of each in the ground. I have 20 pepper plants as well so I'm running out of space. That plus the cukes and okra will fill me up.

I have grown some before. Obviously the Porter-Charles Herring since he is my grandfather and a few others. If you aren't growing Big Cheef F6 you are missing out.

Man the want list keeps growing, both of those and Cuostralee. Three more on just one thread, you guys are killing me!
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Good to see you posting, ( is it Reed?) hope all is good. Looks like a nice line up of tomatoes.
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I hope you are able to plant out soon. You are not very far from me. I am growing Dester this year. It would be interesting to compare results.
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