Marsha's grolist photos 2015/2016

[jmsieglaff]

I love these posts Marsha! It is great to see more pictures of varieties especially when most of us are in the middle of winter. (I know it is winter in Florida.....but you know what I'm saying!)

[ginger2778]

Originally Posted by jmsieglaff

I love these posts Marsha! It is great to see more pictures of varieties especially when most of us are in the middle of winter. (I know it is winter in Florida.....but you know what I'm saying!)

I do know what you are saying. Thank you for the nice compliment.
I was just out in the garden cutting away diseased dried leaves, and it's a heartbreak this year. About 1/4 of my plants are alreay dead, that usually doesn't happen until late March.
On the bright side, there will be a seed offer, but I don't think it will be for as long as last year's, because the plants wont be continuing to make new fruit, so I will run out faster.

[greyghost]

Just remember the gardeners' motto, Marsha, "there's always next year!"
Really some great varieties and some spectacular fruits in spite of the heat
and excessive rain! Thanks for posting your photos!

[ginger2778]

Originally Posted by greyghost

Just remember the gardeners' motto, Marsha, "there's always next year!"
Really some great varieties and some spectacular fruits in spite of the heat
and excessive rain! Thanks for posting your photos!

There is always next year! Aaannnddd- you just reminded me, I think I owe you a pm!

[carolyn137]

Originally Posted by carolyn137

You can't believehow much I love Wes, soI'll link to Tania's page to show that not only was I the first person who introduced it via an SSE listing spread it around everywhere back in 2005,my seeds from Robert Richarson, now deceased.

Of course there are other red hearts I also love, I'm a heart person at heart, but this one would be in my top 2 or three and a blunt heart at that,not a pointy one.

Carolyn

OK, so I forgot to link to Tania's page for it.

http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Wes

Carolyn

[AlittleSalt]

Marsha, thanks for he BCD pictures. They're the only ones I found online. Lots of BCP pics though.

[KarenO]

I have forgotten what a real tomato tastes like. Happens every year. Sure you can't mail me one? just one...
Karen

[ginger2778]

Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

Marsha, thanks for he BCD pictures. They're the only ones I found online. Lots of BCP pics though.

You're welcome, Robert, my pleasure.

Originally Posted by KarenO

I have forgotten what a real tomato tastes like. Happens every year. Sure you can't mail me one? just one...
Karen

Haha! Would if I could. I actually tried that once, they exploded before arriving!

[ginger2778]

This 6-8 oz workhorse is cranking out quite a few tomatoes. Pink, PL indet plants. Mid season. Taste was sooooooo delicious. 9.3/10 I lovped this and will grow again. Ranks right up there with Rebel Yell, General Lee F5, and German Johnson
-Benton. It will be grown again. Several photos.

[ginger2778]

Blossom end

[ginger2778]

Cut fruit- look at that meaty texture!

[ginger2778]

The one and only! Mishapen with all this weather, taste is still wonderful. And yes, saving seeds!

[ginger2778]

Not sure this is correct for the variety since this has antho. Very productive plant, saving seeds very good taste. 8/10

[ginger2778]

Blossom ends

[ginger2778]

And the cut fruit