An Open Question for Carolyn

IronPete · February 14, 2015

I have just finished a pleasent week reading Carolyn's book but it occurred to me that it was published a while ago and since then many incredible new varieties have shown up on the tomato landscape. I know I have seen where you have posted great things about Virginia Sweet and Cherokee Green neither of which made it into the book. My question is if you were to redo the list or say increase it to 110 varieties, which new ones would be on your 'definite consideration' list? I am incredibly interested in your answer. Thanks in advance for any response. Pete

February 14, 2015	#1
IronPete Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Charlottetown, PEI, Canada Posts: 302	An Open Question for Carolyn I have just finished a pleasent week reading Carolyn's book but it occurred to me that it was published a while ago and since then many incredible new varieties have shown up on the tomato landscape. I know I have seen where you have posted great things about Virginia Sweet and Cherokee Green neither of which made it into the book. My question is if you were to redo the list or say increase it to 110 varieties, which new ones would be on your 'definite consideration' list? I am incredibly interested in your answer. Thanks in advance for any response. Pete __________________ Thanks; Iron Pete "We can agree to disagree."