Gregoris Altai

gdaddybill · June 16, 2015

Gregoris Altai has been a delicious, melting flesh tomato with nice acidity and complex sweetness in spite of the "too wet" year we're having in South Central Texas. Hopefully I can post a photo from my blog at arborgate.com.

Bill

Worth1 · June 16, 2015

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Originally Posted by gdaddybill

Gregoris Altai has been a delicious, melting flesh tomato with nice acidity and complex sweetness in spite of the "too wet" year we're having in South Central Texas. Hopefully I can post a photo from my blog at arborgate.com.

Bill

Looks great you can always depend on this variety.

Bill you dont live but a stones throw from me.

Worth

gdaddybill · June 17, 2015

We got another 4 inches of rain last night and lots of wind--seems the remaining center of TS Bill went over us. Power was out until 9 am but minimal damage.

Bill

feldon30 · June 17, 2015

This is the first year I'm not growing it. I might regret that decision. They're so dependable.

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gdaddybill Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Burton, TX Posts: 294	We got another 4 inches of rain last night and lots of wind--seems the remaining center of TS Bill went over us. Power was out until 9 am but minimal damage. Bill