First ripe tomato of 2013

camochef · July 31, 2013

Ted,
I used to grow my own bacon, back on the farm...it's not difficult to grow but harvesting can be heartbreaking.

Thank's! The first two were delicious! I can easily say, "The best tasting tomato's of the year, so far!"

I hope you have better luck with it in the future. It's always been one of my favorites since discovering it about 7-8 years ago. I've sent seed from it all over the USA and Canada as well as many foreign countries on most continents and reports back were favorable.
I was amazed to hear how well it did in the Philippines, and even in Kansas where Brandywines seem to have a difficult time producing a descent crop. It has done well for many in Texas and throughout the south so I hope it does well for you.
Enjoy!
Camo

July 31, 2013	#9
camochef Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Posts: 707	Ted, I used to grow my own bacon, back on the farm...it's not difficult to grow but harvesting can be heartbreaking. Thank's! The first two were delicious! I can easily say, "The best tasting tomato's of the year, so far!" I hope you have better luck with it in the future. It's always been one of my favorites since discovering it about 7-8 years ago. I've sent seed from it all over the USA and Canada as well as many foreign countries on most continents and reports back were favorable. I was amazed to hear how well it did in the Philippines, and even in Kansas where Brandywines seem to have a difficult time producing a descent crop. It has done well for many in Texas and throughout the south so I hope it does well for you. Enjoy! Camo