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seasyde · August 10, 2017

Last year Earl of Edgecombe were perfect. Did not grow this year, but they will be back.

BlackBear · August 10, 2017

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Originally Posted by seasyde

Last year Earl of Edgecombe were perfect. Did not grow this year, but they will be back.

I tried them before ....but did not give them a "fair chance". in garden placement ....lol

will try them again at some point.

gdaddybill · August 10, 2017

Agree with Maglia Rosa. Zolotoe Serdtse (Russian Heart of Gold) was relatively free of blemishes and a gorgeous golden yellow addition to fresh salsa--had a nice acid kick. Russian Orange 117 was pretty too. Maybe it's a "heart" thing.

BlackBear · August 10, 2017

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Originally Posted by gdaddybill

Agree with Maglia Rosa. Zolotoe Serdtse (Russian Heart of Gold) was relatively free of blemishes and a gorgeous golden yellow addition to fresh salsa--had a nice acid kick. Russian Orange 117 was pretty too. Maybe it's a "heart" thing.

Zolotoe Serdtse worked well this year ...Most prolific and great taste !

August 10, 2017	#31
seasyde Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: PNW Posts: 81	Last year Earl of Edgecombe were perfect. Did not grow this year, but they will be back.

August 10, 2017	#33
gdaddybill Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Burton, TX Posts: 294	Agree with Maglia Rosa. Zolotoe Serdtse (Russian Heart of Gold) was relatively free of blemishes and a gorgeous golden yellow addition to fresh salsa--had a nice acid kick. Russian Orange 117 was pretty too. Maybe it's a "heart" thing.