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Old March 21, 2007   #1
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I grew Annie for the first time this year.
I was really impressed with its productivity and taste. It also survived the extreme spring and summer (extreme as in temperatures and dryness).

Average weight per fruit approx. 55-60g.

I couldn't find much info on this tomato. Who has grown it? What was your impression?


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Spatz-I grow in the desert southwest here in usa-always looking for varieties that are either dwarf or good for dry conditions. Did you save seed? I am growing Millet's Dakota this summer to see if it lives up to the hype.
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I am growing Early Annie this year...From the SSE description it does not seem quite the same...Your tomatoes look super, I hope Early Annie comes close...

Michael...I have considered Millet's Dakota before too, will be interesting to see how it does for you...

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Jeanne-will let you know-btw, had my first demidov tonight and it was good.
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Michael, I did save seeds. Not many, but enough to send you some, if you'd like to give Annie a go. Let me know.

Interestingly enough, the ladies did best this hot and dry summer. Elfie, Annie, Aunt Ruby, Aunt Ginny....

Unfortunately, most of the bagged flowers dropped and I couldn't save many seeds.
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Spatz-I sowed seed for Annie today-couldnt do it any sooner after I got seed from you. I have a spot picked out for it, so I hope it does well. Thanks.
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Michael, how is Annie? Did she do anything for you?
After all the praise that I heaped on that tomato, I sure hope it does alright for you.
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Spatz-Annie didnt make it past the germination stage-I got failed germination-it was really way too late for germinating and putting out, so I only sowed a couple of seed and didnt get any germination-I really was pointing toward growing it Spring 08. I start seed here in January, and by the time I read your post and got seed it, was almost May. So I will grow next year and report back to you. Thanks again for the seed.

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Thanks for the feedback, Michael. Hated to hear about the lack of germination. Sorry. Hope the rest will do well when you can sow them at the right time.
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