How to tell Earl's Faux from BW? - Page 2

Fert1 · July 13, 2006

Last night I ate the EF on my counter that had been calling my name. Very tasty! Definitely the best slicer I've had so far this year. Some of my cherries have been pretty tasty too. Couldn't really say which was best overall.

Woodenzoo · July 15, 2006

WWAAAAAA!
Some critter attacked my Earl's faux and dragged the two large tom's it had to the ground and chewed holes all over them! I hope the critter that did it gets sick! Eating a green tomato (no hint of red yet) and the larger one had a touch of BER anyway, so maybe it'll teach them a lesson to leave my maters alone!
They didn't touch any others but the EF, I'll bet that means it is the tastiest tomato out there!
I wonder if I'll ever get to try one myself...
Cathy

Suze · July 15, 2006

EF seems to set much better in heat for me than BW Sud and many other med - med/lg fruited PL types. I still have one in the garden producing.

July 13, 2006	#16
Fert1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Upstate SC, Zone 7 Posts: 543	Last night I ate the EF on my counter that had been calling my name. Very tasty! Definitely the best slicer I've had so far this year. Some of my cherries have been pretty tasty too. Couldn't really say which was best overall. __________________ Holly

July 15, 2006	#17
Woodenzoo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ohio z6 Posts: 141	WWAAAAAA! Some critter attacked my Earl's faux and dragged the two large tom's it had to the ground and chewed holes all over them! I hope the critter that did it gets sick! Eating a green tomato (no hint of red yet) and the larger one had a touch of BER anyway, so maybe it'll teach them a lesson to leave my maters alone! They didn't touch any others but the EF, I'll bet that means it is the tastiest tomato out there! I wonder if I'll ever get to try one myself... Cathy

July 15, 2006	#18
Suze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 3,027	EF seems to set much better in heat for me than BW Sud and many other med - med/lg fruited PL types. I still have one in the garden producing.