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duajones · March 10, 2010

Mojo, big difference in the appearance of the two. Here is a BBB from the fall of 2008

Suze · March 10, 2010

Also, Black and Brown Boar is regular leaf.

Bloody Butcher should be PL.

Tania · March 10, 2010

...And spring finally arrived to PNW - we had snow today, after the warm and sunny winter. Sigh.

Tania

duajones · March 10, 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Suze

Also, Black and Brown Boar is regular leaf.

Bloody Butcher should be PL.

That should make it pretty easy. (thanks for the BBB seeds by the way Suze)

b54red · March 11, 2010

Yippee!! My tree finally started opening its leaf buds this morning. Actually earlier than last year but it sure seemed like a much longer winter. My first batch of tomatoes will get to spend the night outside tonight. Wish it was dry enough to put in my beans but I guess I'll have to wait til the beds dry out a little more. I have got so many new varieties to try this year. Tilled a row next to my back fence, where I'll grow my determinates (they no longer rate prime bed space). My backyard flower bed will have fewer flowers and I hope they do good in the shade of tomato plants. This is nuts.

Mojo · March 16, 2010

Ah well. I still think something is off, as I have an abundance of PL BB's when there really oughtn't be that many --my records can't be THAT messed up! I'll wait until they're fruiting and that'll be the acid test.

sfmathews · March 16, 2010

I put 26 plants out on Saturday. I have a few more I need to squeeze in somewhere (isn't that always the case?). This is the first year I have planted this early, and took the advice of all the Texas TV members. Hoping for the best!

bboomer · March 16, 2010

Spring arrived here too. The temp was in the mid 60's. Ah paradise but snow is coming this weekend. I won't even plant my indoor tomato seedlings until later this month. Sigh.

March 10, 2010	#46
duajones Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Corpus Christi,Texas Z9 Posts: 1,996	Mojo, big difference in the appearance of the two. Here is a BBB from the fall of 2008 __________________ Duane Jones

March 10, 2010	#48
Tania Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anmore, BC, Canada Posts: 3,970	...And spring finally arrived to PNW - we had snow today, after the warm and sunny winter. Sigh. Tania __________________ Tatiana's TOMATObase

March 16, 2010	#51
Mojo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 317	Ah well. I still think something is off, as I have an abundance of PL BB's when there really oughtn't be that many --my records can't be THAT messed up! I'll wait until they're fruiting and that'll be the acid test. __________________ There is no logical response to the question, "Why won't you let me plant more tomatoes?"

March 10, 2010	#47
Suze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 3,027	Also, Black and Brown Boar is regular leaf. Bloody Butcher should be PL.

March 11, 2010	#50
b54red Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 7,068	Yippee!! My tree finally started opening its leaf buds this morning. Actually earlier than last year but it sure seemed like a much longer winter. My first batch of tomatoes will get to spend the night outside tonight. Wish it was dry enough to put in my beans but I guess I'll have to wait til the beds dry out a little more. I have got so many new varieties to try this year. Tilled a row next to my back fence, where I'll grow my determinates (they no longer rate prime bed space). My backyard flower bed will have fewer flowers and I hope they do good in the shade of tomato plants. This is nuts.

March 16, 2010	#52
sfmathews Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Allen, TX Posts: 398	I put 26 plants out on Saturday. I have a few more I need to squeeze in somewhere (isn't that always the case?). This is the first year I have planted this early, and took the advice of all the Texas TV members. Hoping for the best!

March 16, 2010	#53
bboomer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 67	Spring arrived here too. The temp was in the mid 60's. Ah paradise but snow is coming this weekend. I won't even plant my indoor tomato seedlings until later this month. Sigh.