Grow list advice - major cutback on number of plants this year!

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Originally Posted by b54red

I've never grown it but it sounds great. If it is tastier and tougher than Pruden's it should be a good one.

Bill

Camochef kept mentioning it, and mentioning it,
and listed it in his Top 3 for pinks, above Barlow Jap!

Well, I should have tried it years ago, it seemes to have a richer umami flavor than Pruden's Purple
It set fruit well in in the hot dry 100 degree heat, I hope it can handle the summer humidity.

Strange name, but good pedigree: Brandywine X Cherokee Purple by Keith Mueller
http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Liz_Birt