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Old January 4, 2013   #31
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Old January 7, 2013   #32
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I also loved the PINK BTD have grown them twice.
My Pork Chops were sort of blah, but super super juicy. May try one again in a sunnier place, someday...
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Old January 11, 2013   #33
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Pork Chop and PBTD are awesome tasting varieties.
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Old January 12, 2013   #34
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Michael Pollan produced a lot of tomatoes for me but unfortunately the taste was just okay. Ended up using it as a "filler" in chopped dishes like salsa. I liked Pink BTD and will probably grow it again this year just to refresh my memory as I grew it 2 yrs ago.
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Old January 15, 2013   #35
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Pork Chop and Pink Boar are awesome!
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Old January 15, 2013   #36
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The first WBF variety I grew was Sweet Carneros Pink. In the photo on the WBF website, it is a beautiful tomato. It grew in my garden as a beautiful tomato. While very beautiful, I thought the taste was on the bland side. I feel people who prefer sweet varieties may have a different opinion. Were my taste buds not adjusted properly for the flavor SCP has?

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Old January 17, 2013   #37
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Ted, I grew it too! It was one of the most beautiful anfd productive plants that year but it was a s sour as a lemon. Yuck.
I do love some other Brad's creations, though:
Porkchop, Haley's Purple Comet, AAA Sweet Solano from the top of my head...
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Old January 17, 2013   #38
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I grew a Porkchop and Sweet Carneros Pink 2 years ago were weak taste.
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