prue down under?

tjg911 · August 29, 2007

grub told me in another thread

Oh, yeh, Prue is back in... Prue likes my yard.
Thanks for Prue, Tom. :smile

so grub how many people are growing prue that you know about? is it just a few? i have sent seeds to a couple of people in australia but not to anyone in new zealand. anyone out there in new zealand growing prue?

to those that do grow or know people that grow prue, does prue do well for those that grow it? would you consider it one of the better tasting tomatoes you grow?

i never really asked about this in the states but it seems to me from feedback that prue does not do as well in the southern states - those that really like it seem to be at or above the mid latitude of the usa. to that point, do the folks in the northern latitudes (hotter more tropical) find prue to be less a favorite as compared to those in the southern colder/temperate latitudes? grub what is your latitude south of the equator?

tom

August 29, 2007	#1
tjg911 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: zone 5b northwest connecticut Posts: 2,570	prue down under? grub told me in another thread Oh, yeh, Prue is back in... Prue likes my yard. Thanks for Prue, Tom. :smile so grub how many people are growing prue that you know about? is it just a few? i have sent seeds to a couple of people in australia but not to anyone in new zealand. anyone out there in new zealand growing prue? to those that do grow or know people that grow prue, does prue do well for those that grow it? would you consider it one of the better tasting tomatoes you grow? i never really asked about this in the states but it seems to me from feedback that prue does not do as well in the southern states - those that really like it seem to be at or above the mid latitude of the usa. to that point, do the folks in the northern latitudes (hotter more tropical) find prue to be less a favorite as compared to those in the southern colder/temperate latitudes? grub what is your latitude south of the equator? tom