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Old July 27, 2013   #16
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Not surprised, red is the 'real' tomato color and the health benefits associated with lycopene come from the color red.

Looking forward to trying some of those striped ones... Just for the beauty.
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Old July 27, 2013   #17
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Beautiful Steve! All of them. I guess I am not surprised red is the favored color.
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Old July 27, 2013   #18
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Red is my favorite color for a tomato.
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Old July 27, 2013   #19
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Would you believe one of the best tasting tomatoes I have bred is a red? So, I have been working on several great tasting reds.

This one was the best.
I'm still trying to love a red, so this gives me hope, Steve- looking forward to trying more of your new releases.

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Old July 27, 2013   #20
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I like red. Red is good. Great work Steve!
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Old July 28, 2013   #21
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steve you have some great looking tomatoes. i keep saying 'no more varieties' but after seeing these i will probably make an exception, just once more.

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Old July 29, 2013   #22
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This is another really interesting tomato. It is always a thrill to collect a lot of recessive genes in a single plant.

This is a potato leaf white tomato with green stripes that turn to yellow. The ripening stages are really pretty on the plant. The mix of white, green and yellow all with the backdrop of big potato leaves were a sight to see. The best part is this was not your typical "mild" yellow. It had some punch. You knew you were eating a tomato for sure. It is also still setting fruit which means it might have some heat set properties as well.
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Old July 29, 2013   #23
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Vary nice looking tomato.
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