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Join Date: Mar 2011
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F2 plants. Gorgeous dwarfs in this selection. Unfortunately, no space to followup on these this year. Concentrating on a dwarf multiflora line instead. I have a friend growing ~10 from #10 to find larger fruited selections.
A couple are really intriguing. #9 was a stunningly pretty plant with nearly white fruit and good taste. #'s 5 and 13 look a little bit like a bi-color peach. Mix of PL and RL and Sungold foliage fragrance on these. None had that unique Sungold taste which I think is not surprising given the likely quantitative nature of that trait. Might be worth backcrossing a few times to Sungold. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Very interesting cross Chris, and what I just typed reminded me of the star basketball player when I was in HS whose real name was Chris ( well actually Creighton) Cross.
![]() I hope you follow through with the scent of the foliage as for selections since others have found that that goes along with something closest to Sungold F1 taste. I see you also cross you #7's, I still do as well and also still use c ( don't know how to make the line above that c) which means "with" or cum in latin and also s which means without which is sine in latin. Old habits never seem to fade. ![]() ![]() Carolyn
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Those look good. If I were picking which ones to grow out it would be numbers 6 and 12. They look a lot like Sungold and I like the size of the tomato.
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What is really interesting about this is that Dwarf Mr. Snow is far and away the best flavored white tomato I've had - real complexity and a nice zing. Combine that with Sun Gold's flavor genetics and it is not surprising that this, flavor and color-wise, has lots to discover.
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Pennsylvania
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Those all look great! Very nice! 9 and 10 are my favorites!
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