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Old February 8, 2015   #1
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I enjoy reading other member lists....here's mine started yesterday.

Shannon's
George Detsikas Italian Red
San Marzano Redorta
Custoluto Forentino
Red Pear Pomadoro
Anna Russian
Goliath
Early Goliath
Cuostralee
Big Beef
Polish
Genuwine
Big Brandy
Big Zac
Box Car Willie

My Mystery Green - to compare with Grub's
Aunt Ruby's German Green
Grub's Mystery Green
Green Giant

Tom's Yellow Wonder
KBX
Janet's Jewel
Orange Minsk
Sweet Ozark Orange

Carbon Copy
Indian Stripe
Cherokee Purple

Pink Berkeley Tie Dye

Lucky Cross
Lillian's Yellow Heirloom

And some of dwarves

Doing a lot of side by side comparisons
CP v Indian Stripe
Grubs v My Mystery Green
KBX v SOO v Orange Minsk

Also looking for my all time favorite flavor!! PBTD may have passed CP AND KBX last year!!


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Old February 8, 2015   #2
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Ooh, you're a little bit ahead of me. I'm trying to be patient. I did sow my peppers and eggplant but waiting another week or two on the tomatoes. I'm moving my plant out date to a week or so later because of the late cold weather we've had the last couple of springs. Last year it looked like the coast we clear and I went ahead and planted at my usual time, around April 15. Then Easter Monday, we got a bad noreaster had to cover every plant with contractor bags in the freezing rain. Everything turned out fine but it was a pain. So I'll be glad for you for now and sit tight here awhile longer.
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Old February 8, 2015   #3
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Hey Shelly, last year was the first year I put mine in the garage after pot up. They were there until 8 weeks and they were in great shape. last frost date here is around the 10th. * weeks will put me before that but if frost comes, I just cover them up.

Last spring we did have two days of heavy frost AFTER our frost date
which hurt mine but I didn't see it coming.

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Old February 8, 2015   #4
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Nice list you have. I see a few names I am not familiar with and will be googling to see what they are like Shannon's. I haven't seen the name Box Car Wille in several years. Nice to see some of the old timey names being planted.

After so much destruction last year, I have held off til now. Tomorrow I will start sowing. Now watch because I waited this year, we will have an extra hot and early spring.

Now the big question is what to try and start. I may just toss everything in a fish bowl and pull out packages and plant that way.

I know one on my list is Pork Chop. I am bacon freak. Eat it like most folks eat potato chips and when I saw tomato seed named Pork Chop, I just had to have some. Just hope it will taste as good as it looks sliced on top of a BLT.
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I like seeing long lists. They make me feel better for choosing so many myself

There are 7 on your list that I'll be looking up later today. Your list looks really nice.
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Forgot about Cossack Pineapple Tomatillo!!
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