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kath · March 22, 2011

Thanks for your review, beefyboy! Very interesting to read. Glad you had a good season and found some new favorites, too. Too bad about the losers, but that's the only way to find out what will succeed in your conditions, I guess.

You may envy that our tomato season is just beginning, but many of us are still dealing with sleet, snow and cold up here...remember that?!!

kath

beefyboy · March 22, 2011

Dear Kath! Just was leaving work and saw your post, thank you. I can't wait to read about yours!!!! I will have to live through you soon enough in the tomato world. Find me a few new ones would you please!!

kath · March 22, 2011

I'll try my best! No guarantees that what works up here will be good for you, I'm afraid.

sprtsguy76 · March 22, 2011

beefy- Yes Earl Faux is real good one too, I grew it 2 years ago and it was just awsome for a med-large tomato!! I dont know WHY I haven't grown it again? Well its not too late to start seed here but I'm not sure if I have any seed still, I'll have to look, lol.

Damon

beefyboy · March 23, 2011

I have some Damon! Just let me know and I will get some out for you.

matilda'skid · March 23, 2011

Earl of Edgecombe blah?

It is so cute. I have tomato plants in my basement and those stocky plants are my little darlings. I hope they taste good here.

beefyboy · March 25, 2011

I would love to know how yours turn out for you!! very curious!!

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March 22, 2011	#16
kath Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: zone 6b, PA Posts: 5,664	Thanks for your review, beefyboy! Very interesting to read. Glad you had a good season and found some new favorites, too. Too bad about the losers, but that's the only way to find out what will succeed in your conditions, I guess. You may envy that our tomato season is just beginning, but many of us are still dealing with sleet, snow and cold up here...remember that?!! kath

March 22, 2011	#17
beefyboy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pt. Charlotte fl Posts: 330	Dear Kath! Just was leaving work and saw your post, thank you. I can't wait to read about yours!!!! I will have to live through you soon enough in the tomato world. Find me a few new ones would you please!!

March 22, 2011	#19
sprtsguy76 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Santa Clara CA Posts: 1,125	beefy- Yes Earl Faux is real good one too, I grew it 2 years ago and it was just awsome for a med-large tomato!! I dont know WHY I haven't grown it again? Well its not too late to start seed here but I'm not sure if I have any seed still, I'll have to look, lol. Damon

March 23, 2011	#20
beefyboy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pt. Charlotte fl Posts: 330	I have some Damon! Just let me know and I will get some out for you.

March 23, 2011	#21
matilda'skid Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Missouri Posts: 309	Earl of Edgecombe blah? It is so cute. I have tomato plants in my basement and those stocky plants are my little darlings. I hope they taste good here.

March 25, 2011	#22
beefyboy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pt. Charlotte fl Posts: 330	I would love to know how yours turn out for you!! very curious!!