Earl's Faux tomato

Lindalana · July 8, 2014

Are those "skinny" tomato plants? Both of mine are lending itself into two main stems with little to no side shoots and seems to stay on " I already pruned myself" bush type, not that I prune any of mine. Just curious... seems to be setting fruit very nicely too. Can't wait to taste.

Tormato · July 8, 2014

It's always been a "normal" plant for me.
Everything normal, except the flavor.

A top 10 out of many hundreds of varieties trialed.

Gary

gssgarden · July 8, 2014

Never did good for me here in NC. Average at best.

Greg

ddsack · July 8, 2014

If memory serves, Earl's Faux growth was more moderate, not as tall as other large pink PL's grown the same season. But it could have been influenced by it's space in the garden, not all my beds have equally good soil.

July 8, 2014	#1
Lindalana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 857	Earl's Faux tomato Are those "skinny" tomato plants? Both of mine are lending itself into two main stems with little to no side shoots and seems to stay on " I already pruned myself" bush type, not that I prune any of mine. Just curious... seems to be setting fruit very nicely too. Can't wait to taste.

July 8, 2014	#4
ddsack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northern Minnesota - zone 3 Posts: 3,231	If memory serves, Earl's Faux growth was more moderate, not as tall as other large pink PL's grown the same season. But it could have been influenced by it's space in the garden, not all my beds have equally good soil. __________________ Dee **************

July 8, 2014	#2
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,971	It's always been a "normal" plant for me. Everything normal, except the flavor. A top 10 out of many hundreds of varieties trialed. Gary

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gssgarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: N.C. Posts: 1,827	Never did good for me here in NC. Average at best. Greg