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hl2601 · March 22, 2023

Paul, which hearts or blacks are you looking for? Maybe I can help.

I think Tastiwine sounds amazing @Fusion_power. I tried to grow Heshpole two seasons back but my seeds weren't true as I got all RL.

SO now Tastiwine and Lynnwood..what else should I add to my 2024 grow list?! Ha!

PaulF · March 22, 2023

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Originally Posted by hl2601

Paul, which hearts or blacks are you looking for? Maybe I can help.

Thanks, but there are more than fifty hearts and blacks in inventory not yet tried in my gardens. When I read about some special varieties I just can't help myself.

b54red · March 28, 2023

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Originally Posted by PaulF

Thanks, but there are more than fifty hearts and blacks in inventory not yet tried in my gardens. When I read about some special varieties I just can't help myself.

I did that for about 15 years but about five years ago as age started catching up to me I started seriously cutting back to the varieties that are our favorites. I cut out a lot of the black varieties that were more prone to gray mold or weren't as tasty or dependable in our growing conditions. I have settled on just a few that I plant each year Spudakee, ISPL, and JD's Special C Tex. I am a recovering tomato addict but I still plant way, way too many of them.

Bill

PaulF · March 28, 2023

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Originally Posted by b54red

I did that for about 15 years but about five years ago as age started catching up to me I started seriously cutting back to the varieties that are our favorites. I cut out a lot of the black varieties that were more prone to gray mold or weren't as tasty or dependable in our growing conditions. I have settled on just a few that I plant each year Spudakee, ISPL, and JD's Special C Tex. I am a recovering tomato addict but I still plant way, way too many of them.

Bill

Sounds familiar. I tried to give away a bunch, and did, about a hundred from inventory. Since then about twenty have been added back. Next winter another hundred have to go. My goal is fifty varieties on hand all of them favorites. Now you guys have to stop enabling me with good ones to try.

Fusion_power · March 29, 2023

There is a problem. The goal posts move. Just when you think you are getting ahead of the curve, someone figures out a way to make your life more complicated.

https://academic.oup.com/hr/article/...0574-3/6446697

PaulF · March 29, 2023

Two minutes into reading the abstract I reverted to my college days and fell asleep.

Fusion_power · March 30, 2023

That's not reversion. It's old age creeping up. The older you get, the easier it gets to fall asleep. Pretty soon, you fall asleep and don't wake up. Then they cover you up. Permanently.

March 29, 2023	#21
PaulF Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Brownville, Ne Posts: 3,295	Two minutes into reading the abstract I reverted to my college days and fell asleep. __________________ there's two things money can't buy; true love and home grown tomatoes.

March 22, 2023	#16
hl2601 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Metro Denver Posts: 767	Paul, which hearts or blacks are you looking for? Maybe I can help. I think Tastiwine sounds amazing @Fusion_power. I tried to grow Heshpole two seasons back but my seeds weren't true as I got all RL. SO now Tastiwine and Lynnwood..what else should I add to my 2024 grow list?! Ha!

March 29, 2023	#20
Fusion_power Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Alabama Posts: 2,250	There is a problem. The goal posts move. Just when you think you are getting ahead of the curve, someone figures out a way to make your life more complicated. https://academic.oup.com/hr/article/...0574-3/6446697

March 30, 2023	#22
Fusion_power Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Alabama Posts: 2,250	That's not reversion. It's old age creeping up. The older you get, the easier it gets to fall asleep. Pretty soon, you fall asleep and don't wake up. Then they cover you up. Permanently.