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OmahaJB · February 9, 2013

I'm starting this thread in hopes of sparking conversation about great tasting tomato varieties that aren't grown by many people, but deserve to be to help them survive. In the past I've seen this discussed to some degree in threads that I couldn't find searching the forum/site. If I ever have land I'd like to have an area designated just for varieties that need attention. It's a dream anyways! With so many varieties out there, there are bound to be some that have been overlooked, and possibly in danger being lost. And I mean really good tasting ones.

Even though I'm focusing on tomatoes, other things like eggplant, peppers, etc., could be listed.

I don't have anything to list but hoping others will.

Thanks,
Jeff

February 9, 2013	#1
OmahaJB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Toledo, OH Posts: 1,821	Lightly circulated treasures I'm starting this thread in hopes of sparking conversation about great tasting tomato varieties that aren't grown by many people, but deserve to be to help them survive. In the past I've seen this discussed to some degree in threads that I couldn't find searching the forum/site. If I ever have land I'd like to have an area designated just for varieties that need attention. It's a dream anyways! With so many varieties out there, there are bound to be some that have been overlooked, and possibly in danger being lost. And I mean really good tasting ones. Even though I'm focusing on tomatoes, other things like eggplant, peppers, etc., could be listed. I don't have anything to list but hoping others will. Thanks, Jeff