Lescana Beef

dokutaaguriin · February 5, 2006

I really enjoy the "civilized nature" of this forum not like....well you know. Thanks Mischka.

My question is about Lescana Beef? Any comments about it would be greatly appreciated.
Jeff

gardenmama · February 6, 2006

I grew Lescana last season. Loved the deep, rich, slightly tart flavor. Will definitely be a repeat in my garden over the next few seasons.

I don't recall anything out of the ordinary about the plant, which means it neither was disease free nor went down early. Production was average of nice sized (10 oz +) fruits.

Deer Park · August 19, 2007

Definately in my top ten. I grow it every year and will as long as I live.

February 5, 2006	#1
dokutaaguriin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Alberta, Canada Z3a Posts: 905	Lescana Beef I really enjoy the "civilized nature" of this forum not like....well you know. Thanks Mischka. My question is about Lescana Beef? Any comments about it would be greatly appreciated. Jeff

February 6, 2006	#2
gardenmama Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: zone 7b/8a SE VA Posts: 268	A Keeper I grew Lescana last season. Loved the deep, rich, slightly tart flavor. Will definitely be a repeat in my garden over the next few seasons. I don't recall anything out of the ordinary about the plant, which means it neither was disease free nor went down early. Production was average of nice sized (10 oz +) fruits. __________________ -Martha SE VA

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August 19, 2007	#3
Deer Park Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Pasadena, Texas Posts: 199	Definately in my top ten. I grow it every year and will as long as I live.