Shadow Boxing Wavy Blues - Page 2

**Tom Wagner** · July 23, 2013

I have never been on the Photo Gallery that I know of. Linked to this thread from another.

Shadow Boxing is a very large group of segregating sub clones. I knew it would be a winner but wanted folks to try them out and maybe share good example back with me so that I could grow them out again and maybe even list them.

I did not know the moniker Wavy Blues was attached to the varietals.

Thanks for posting. I have lots of the sub clones in the Washington/Oregon corridor and will be picking them as the season progresses. I won't know my summaries of the Shadow Boxing clones until October.

Tom Wagner

Redbaron · July 23, 2013

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Originally Posted by Tom Wagner

I have never been on the Photo Gallery that I know of. Linked to this thread from another.

Shadow Boxing is a very large group of segregating sub clones. I knew it would be a winner but wanted folks to try them out and maybe share good example back with me so that I could grow them out again and maybe even list them.

I did not know the moniker Wavy Blues was attached to the varietals.

Thanks for posting. I have lots of the sub clones in the Washington/Oregon corridor and will be picking them as the season progresses. I won't know my summaries of the Shadow Boxing clones until October.

Tom Wagner

Well I like my Shadow boxing. If you like it, I'll be happy to send some back.

GnomeGrown · July 23, 2013

Tom,

Just won 1st place in our local tomato festival with "Shadow Boxing" during one of the most difficult growing seasons I can remember.

Thanks, bud.

--Gnome

Granite26 · July 24, 2013

Where did the "Wavy" come from? I have just known it as Shadow Boxing.

**Tom Wagner** · July 26, 2013

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Just won 1st place in our local tomato festival with "Shadow Boxing" during one of the most difficult growing seasons I can remember.

Was 1st place due to appearance or taste or both? Hope I got some credit for it.

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Where did the "Wavy" come from? I have just known it as Shadow Boxing.

Some fruits can have a strong to light blue cast and if the stripes are there...the combination of stripes and blue can have a shadowing or waving image. If the stripes take on a zig zag look...all the more.

Yesterday I crossed pollen of a Dwarf Shadow Boxing with many odd tomatoes I have in my potted up area. The crosses were made to:
Bawole Serce (Buffalo Heart)
Wessel's Purple Pride
Strawberry Tiger
Yukon Quest
Woolly Blue Jay
Ambrosia Red
Little Raspberry
etc.

July 23, 2013	#18
GnomeGrown Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: South Carolina Posts: 216	Tom, Just won 1st place in our local tomato festival with "Shadow Boxing" during one of the most difficult growing seasons I can remember. Thanks, bud. --Gnome __________________ "Your Spirit is the true shield" --The Art of Peace.

July 24, 2013	#19
Granite26 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2009 Location: Western WI Posts: 359	Where did the "Wavy" come from? I have just known it as Shadow Boxing. __________________ Pleasant Valley Produce see us on Facebook!

July 23, 2013	#16
Tom Wagner Crosstalk™ Forum Moderator Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: 8407 18th Ave West 7-203 Everett, Washington 98204 Posts: 1,157	I have never been on the Photo Gallery that I know of. Linked to this thread from another. Shadow Boxing is a very large group of segregating sub clones. I knew it would be a winner but wanted folks to try them out and maybe share good example back with me so that I could grow them out again and maybe even list them. I did not know the moniker Wavy Blues was attached to the varietals. Thanks for posting. I have lots of the sub clones in the Washington/Oregon corridor and will be picking them as the season progresses. I won't know my summaries of the Shadow Boxing clones until October. Tom Wagner