Grandfather Ashlock - Page 2

Deer Park · September 13, 2006

Grandfather Ashlock is a winner, every bit as good as many of my other favorite beefsteaks, such as:
Boy Boy, Uncle Blaine, Millionaire, Stuhmer, Earl's Faux, Granny Cantrell, Uncle Mark, Wanda's PT, Tarasenko 6, Wedekind, Shuntukski Velikan, Ferris Wheel, Gogosha, Stump of the World,Puszta Koloss and so on and so on.

Michael

geol · September 13, 2006

Grandfather Ashlock gave up a 28oz. tomato this year, and was easily twice as productive for me than Brandwine.
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jerseyjohn61 · September 16, 2006

My results with GFA were very similar to Geol's.
It was very productive for such a large Tom.
Had one at 26 oz. Tasty and attractive.
An elegant Tomato. Hats off to Carl Ashlock
for offering out his Granddad's heirloom.
A must try and will grow again....JJ61

September 13, 2006	#16
Deer Park Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Pasadena, Texas Posts: 199	End of the season report Grandfather Ashlock is a winner, every bit as good as many of my other favorite beefsteaks, such as: Boy Boy, Uncle Blaine, Millionaire, Stuhmer, Earl's Faux, Granny Cantrell, Uncle Mark, Wanda's PT, Tarasenko 6, Wedekind, Shuntukski Velikan, Ferris Wheel, Gogosha, Stump of the World,Puszta Koloss and so on and so on. Michael

September 13, 2006	#17
geol Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: NJ - 6/7 Posts: 109	Grandfather Ashlock gave up a 28oz. tomato this year, and was easily twice as productive for me than Brandwine. Recent Grandfather Ashlock Post

September 16, 2006	#18
jerseyjohn61 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Central New Jersey Z/6 Posts: 554	My results with GFA were very similar to Geol's. It was very productive for such a large Tom. Had one at 26 oz. Tasty and attractive. An elegant Tomato. Hats off to Carl Ashlock for offering out his Granddad's heirloom. A must try and will grow again....JJ61