Marsha's Grow List Photos 2016/2017 - Page 11

efisakov · January 17, 2017

Do not forget all the projects that you are involved in. That is how you end up with 100 plants, Marsha. I do not know how you manage them all.

beachwreck · January 18, 2017

Awesome pictures Marsha! Everything is dead around here, all we can do is dream of spring time. I live south of Atlanta and battle the summer heat and humidity and all the problems they bring. It's great to see your garden flourishing in conditions much worse than mine. Congratulations!

ginger2778 · January 18, 2017

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Originally Posted by beachwreck

Awesome pictures Marsha! Everything is dead around here, all we can do is dream of spring time. I live south of Atlanta and battle the summer heat and humidity and all the problems they bring. It's great to see your garden flourishing in conditions much worse than mine. Congratulations!

Thank you. Actually this year the conditions aren't too bad, that's why they are flourishing.

Al@NC · January 18, 2017

Marsha,

I have in my notes that I received a "winsall pl" from your offer last year, that's the same seed as your "not winsall pl" right? I think its obvious but I just wanted to be sure its the same... unless I got the seeds from another source!

Al

ginger2778 · January 18, 2017

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Originally Posted by Al@NC

Marsha,

I have in my notes that I received a "winsall pl" from your offer last year, that's the same seed as your "not winsall pl" right? I think its obvious but I just wanted to be sure its the same... unless I got the seeds from another source!

Al

Yes, it is the same. Great mater!

Raiquee · January 18, 2017

Thanks for this thread Marsha!! I'm going to give Lithium Sunset a go this year due to your good reviews!

ginger2778 · January 18, 2017

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Originally Posted by Raiquee

Thanks for this thread Marsha!! I'm going to give Lithium Sunset a go this year due to your good reviews!

I bet you won't be sorry.

Al@NC · January 18, 2017

I didn't know that there was a Solar Flare "yellow strain" kicking around!

Al

ginger2778 · January 18, 2017

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Originally Posted by Al@NC

I didn't know that there was a Solar Flare "yellow strain" kicking around!

Al

Interesting link. That's the first time I have ever heard of Vertiloom. That isn't the real SF of course, but mine is.... Heee!

nancyruhl · January 19, 2017

Maybe Sample Seeds Shop's Plan 9 From Outer Space is a yellow version so Solar Flare you are referring to.

sjamesNorway · January 19, 2017

Marsha, I wonder if you could share a little more about Rebel Alliance with us. In what way is it spectacular?

Steve

Al@NC · January 19, 2017

Nancy,
I stumbled upon this website when I was looking for pictures and information on a variety named Buffalo Soldier. When I browsed the site I found they had what they are calling solar flare yellow strain..

http://www.vertiloom.com/en/solar-fl...ow-strain.html

But they don't really give the details on where its from, etc..
Al

ginger2778 · January 19, 2017

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Originally Posted by sjamesNorway

Marsha, I wonder if you could share a little more about Rebel Alliance with us. In what way is it spectacular?

Steve

The flavor is very good, but the spectacular part is the 300-500 flower bloom clusters, most do set fruit, some form first, then the second pass of hundreds more off the same inflorescense start to swell for a second go around. The plant is only about 5' tall, so much bang for the garden space. And there are several bloom spikes of course.

ginger2778 · January 21, 2017

Just ate an Everett's Rusty Oxheart. The last several have been just wonderful. 9/10 taste and so pretty. The first few were rotting but it must have bern my conditions, this vine is turning into a tomato machine. And now they are all rusty outside with a green shoulder, bicolor green with pink streaks, all heart shaped too. I think I really really like this one now. Amazing what a difference a month makes.

Jimbotomateo · January 21, 2017

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Originally Posted by ginger2778

Just ate an Everett's Rusty Oxheart. The last several have been just wonderful. 9/10 taste and so pretty. The first few were rotting but it must have bern my conditions, this vine is turning into a tomato machine. And now they are all rusty outside with a green shoulder, bicolor green with pink streaks, all heart shaped too. I think I really really like this one now. Amazing what a difference a month makes.

Marsha, forgot to put that one on the list.

. Is Reverend Michael Keyes an inflorescence?

. Jimbo

January 17, 2017	#151
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	Do not forget all the projects that you are involved in. That is how you end up with 100 plants, Marsha. I do not know how you manage them all. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

January 18, 2017	#156
Raiquee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2011 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 307	Thanks for this thread Marsha!! I'm going to give Lithium Sunset a go this year due to your good reviews! __________________ Desire' Mother of 3, homesteader, canner, gardener, dwarf tomato participant.

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January 18, 2017	#152
beachwreck Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: GA Posts: 16	Awesome pictures Marsha! Everything is dead around here, all we can do is dream of spring time. I live south of Atlanta and battle the summer heat and humidity and all the problems they bring. It's great to see your garden flourishing in conditions much worse than mine. Congratulations!

January 18, 2017	#154
Al@NC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Vernon, BC Posts: 720	Marsha, I have in my notes that I received a "winsall pl" from your offer last year, that's the same seed as your "not winsall pl" right? I think its obvious but I just wanted to be sure its the same... unless I got the seeds from another source! Al

January 18, 2017	#158
Al@NC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Vernon, BC Posts: 720	I didn't know that there was a Solar Flare "yellow strain" kicking around! Al

January 19, 2017	#160
nancyruhl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Metro Detroit, Michigan Posts: 1,051	Maybe Sample Seeds Shop's Plan 9 From Outer Space is a yellow version so Solar Flare you are referring to.

January 19, 2017	#161
sjamesNorway Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Norway Posts: 1,049	Marsha, I wonder if you could share a little more about Rebel Alliance with us. In what way is it spectacular? Steve

January 19, 2017	#162
Al@NC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Vernon, BC Posts: 720	Nancy, I stumbled upon this website when I was looking for pictures and information on a variety named Buffalo Soldier. When I browsed the site I found they had what they are calling solar flare yellow strain.. http://www.vertiloom.com/en/solar-fl...ow-strain.html But they don't really give the details on where its from, etc.. Al

January 21, 2017	#164
ginger2778 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10 Posts: 9,283	Just ate an Everett's Rusty Oxheart. The last several have been just wonderful. 9/10 taste and so pretty. The first few were rotting but it must have bern my conditions, this vine is turning into a tomato machine. And now they are all rusty outside with a green shoulder, bicolor green with pink streaks, all heart shaped too. I think I really really like this one now. Amazing what a difference a month makes.