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Old March 1, 2009   #16
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I accidentally posted before I had my formatting fixed. I couldn't figure out how to delete it thus this text.
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Old March 1, 2009   #17
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A little more tweaking has been done on the list including adding my friends' requests. Jury is still out on what, if any tomato plants will go in containers this year. Maybe a dwarf or two and a Tropic for the containers. Here is the list so far:

Tennessee Heirloom -Main Garden
Mong -Main Garden
Earl's Faux -Main Garden
Black Krim -Main Garden
Big Red -Main Garden
Mortgage Lifter Estler's -Main Garden
Stump of the World -Main Garden
Ed's Millenium -Main Garden
Clear Pink Early -Plot #2
Cuostralee -Main Garden
Delicious -Main Garden
Berkeley Tie-Dye -Main Garden
Rose Quartz Multi-Flora -Plot #2
Dokhodny -Plot #2
Early Large Red -Plot #2
Homestead -Plot #2
Gregori's Altai -Plot #2
Crimson Delight -Plot #2

Mong -Cheryl B
Mong -Peanut
Black Krim -Peanut
Black Krim -Debbie
Rose Quartz Multi Flora -Marquitta
Rose Quartz Multi Flora -Connie
New Big Dwarf -Perry
Berkeley Tie-Dye -Perry
Mong -Chris
Mong -Chance
Brandywine Sudduth's -Chance

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Old March 3, 2009   #18
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Those are impressive lists of varieties...some I have grown & others I know by reputation. I think this is one of the most tantalizing times of the year, when we have "tomato dreams" about all of the great varieties we can grow in the upcoming season. SteveS
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Old March 3, 2009   #19
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I thought this might be a good place to query input on some unusual new varieties. These are ones I am getting seed for & am considering growing this season.

Yellow Submarine an improved yellow pear, PL, supposedly better taste

Ed's Millenium productive strain of pink Brandywine selected by Master gardener Ed Lo, more productive but comparable taste to other strains, from SSE yearbook, doesn't state which strain

Zebraheart green & orange heart

Brad's Black Heart pink-black heart

Mostly I am interested in good taste & vigorous plants, but I like the unusual appearance also. I have a strong preference for indeterminates. If anyone has any experience with any of these?

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