True North Tomatoes

[efisakov]

Originally Posted by SharonRossy

Oh my, the anticipation is more than I can stand! Karen, I want to try all of them! Amazing! I just love reading this thread and seeing what you have accomplished. So incredible!

Plus, potato leave plants look so beautiful and easier to tend to. And every single one I ever grew were tasty too. I do not know why there are no more PL varieties than RL.
The fact that Karen is working on PLs is a super plus for all of us. And Marsha is helping to speed it up and at the same time testing its grows and taste in Florida makes them super tomatoes. They would be able to produce early, sustain cold spells, heat, rain, dry spells, bugs, you name it. And GREAT TASTE TOO! You have my vote.

[coldframer]

Good job! Those tomatoes are a work of art.

[KarenO]

Same tomatoes 2 days later. Pinker and fully ripe
KarenO

[KarenO]

Leave them two more days almost the whole exterior will be pink

[BlackBear]

Originally Posted by KarenO

Considering a limited test grow out by some friends who don't sell seeds or plants under condition of reporting on how they do and sending me seed if I ask fir it maybe this spring as they are all looking fairly stable and I am interested in feedback in them before a more open release.
When the time comes I will make a post about it or contact folks like yourself who I think would be interested based on previous interest expressed and encouragement received along the way. I need enough seeds first. I do have the green bicolour listed on the SSE because it has been looking stable since F3. I doubt I will see much interest there however.

KarenO

You have made the connection of beautiful PL and the magnificent hearts
and your varieties under development look Great ....

I look forward to your Public Release (s) .

[Salsacharley]

Beautiful quality tomato you've developed!

[ddsack]

MMMMMmmmmm! Love those interior stripes! It's a beauty for sure.

[akgardengirl]

That's a beautiful tomato and the name fits it!
Sue

[Labradors2]

Early and beautiful. Tasty too? What's not to love?

Congrats Karen!
Linda

[KarenO]

Originally Posted by akgardengirl

That's a beautiful tomato and the name fits it!
Sue

Thanks! I would live to see it grown in Alaska
KarenO

[KarenO]

Originally Posted by Labradors2

Early and beautiful. Tasty too? What's not to love?

Congrats Karen!
Linda

Thank you so much I appreciate all of your encouragement along the way Linda
KarenO

[KarenO]

A selection of my F5 tomatoes. It's been a good year, still some variation in shape but the plants are healthy and the flavour is just great in all of them.
KarenO

[ginger2778]

Fabulous!

[Salsacharley]

I get variation in shape even in long standing varieties, probably due to my environment. It is hard to see any shape variations in your pictures (from my eyeballs).

[efisakov]

Karen, I like a variation of colors on your countertop. Gorgeous fruits. Can be transferred onto a canvas.