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geol · March 23, 2006

Thank you Andrey, those are all new varieties to me. And you are right, going by days from transplant adds unnecessary confusion.

feldon30 · June 12, 2006

Now I wish I had a big enough garden to try all these varieties and see what grows well in Houston. We actually have a need for early varieties that can withstand heat.

Tomstrees · June 12, 2006

the Stupice I have is doing great ~
Blossoms ready to grow !

~ Tom

Fert1 · July 12, 2006

In my garden, Stupice had a nice flavor, but was not all that productive. The year I grew it was the year that some type of wilt killed everything, so it didn't really have a fair run that year. The year I grew Matina, it was way more productive than Stupice, but virtually flavorless. We had very heavy rains that year, which may have reduced flavor. If not diseased, Stupice might have been more productive. Early Wonder has actually been a good tomato for me, but a lot of other people have found it flavorless. I think growing conditions have a lot to with it personally.

jerseyjohn61 · July 30, 2006

Keith,
I just may take you up on that offer as I will
need another go at Stupice next year. My TGS
seeds have all germinated well, but none of the
plants at 4 different locations have thrived or
produced well. Thanks for the offer and will
contact you later....JJ61

June 12, 2006	#18
Tomstrees Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NJ Bayshore Posts: 3,848	the Stupice I have is doing great ~ Blossoms ready to grow ! ~ Tom __________________ My green thumb came only as a result of the mistakes I made while learning to see things from the plant's point of view. ~ H. Fred Ale

July 12, 2006	#19
Fert1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Upstate SC, Zone 7 Posts: 543	In my garden, Stupice had a nice flavor, but was not all that productive. The year I grew it was the year that some type of wilt killed everything, so it didn't really have a fair run that year. The year I grew Matina, it was way more productive than Stupice, but virtually flavorless. We had very heavy rains that year, which may have reduced flavor. If not diseased, Stupice might have been more productive. Early Wonder has actually been a good tomato for me, but a lot of other people have found it flavorless. I think growing conditions have a lot to with it personally. __________________ Holly

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March 23, 2006	#16
geol Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: NJ - 6/7 Posts: 109	Thank you Andrey, those are all new varieties to me. And you are right, going by days from transplant adds unnecessary confusion.

June 12, 2006	#17
feldon30 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rock Hill, SC Posts: 5,346	Now I wish I had a big enough garden to try all these varieties and see what grows well in Houston. We actually have a need for early varieties that can withstand heat.

July 30, 2006	#20
jerseyjohn61 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Central New Jersey Z/6 Posts: 554	Keith, I just may take you up on that offer as I will need another go at Stupice next year. My TGS seeds have all germinated well, but none of the plants at 4 different locations have thrived or produced well. Thanks for the offer and will contact you later....JJ61