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MOhillbilly 05-17-2010 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 6762254)
The Krims are awesome. Stunning ****ing tomato. They are one of my staples at this point. You should branch out from the Brandywines though. All of the varieties are very similar in taste.

My Brandywines have been my best producers over the past three years, almost doubling the output of the hybrid varieties, and I've saved seeds from a Brandywine/Old German cross pollination that happened three seasons ago that is, for the past two seasons, been incredible in terms of the fruit flavor and output.

How do you keep the cross true?

Simply Red 05-17-2010 08:48 AM

I think it's beautiful to be one w/ nature, I love tomatoes, I love vegetables, I love Jesus.

boogblaster 05-17-2010 08:48 AM

Nice to hear you have some of the old true breeds .. damn hybrids don't produce plus the seeds are dead .....

MOhillbilly 05-17-2010 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by boogblaster (Post 6762480)
Nice to hear you have some of the old true breeds .. damn hybrids don't produce plus the seeds are dead .....

hybrids dont produce? i beg to differ.

seclark 05-17-2010 09:21 AM

we've got blooms on all 4 topsy turvy plants...grew a lot while i was gone last week. if we could get some sun and warm weather, they'll really go to town.
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Simply Red 05-17-2010 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by boogblaster (Post 6762480)
Nice to hear you have some of the old true breeds .. damn hybrids don't produce plus the seeds are dead .....

Thanks.

MOhillbilly 05-17-2010 09:30 AM

ive eaten salad out of the garden since last thursday.

Simply Red 05-17-2010 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by MOhillbilly (Post 6762557)
ive eaten salad out of the garden since last thursday.

I love lima-beans, they're EASILY my favorite veggie. Or wait, are they a fruit? whatever, i love them, all of them, 'speckled'/babys/fordhooks etc...

MOhillbilly 05-17-2010 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 6762568)
I love lima-beans, they're EASILY my favorite veggie. Or wait, are they a fruit? whatever, i love them, all of them, 'speckled'/babys/fordhooks etc...

i put out two lima bean starts that the kid brought home from K science class. Thinks he is big shit.

Ugly Duck 05-17-2010 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 6762254)
You should branch out from the Brandywines though. All of the varieties are very similar in taste.

Took your advice about expanding my variety (although I do love me some Brandywines). Picked up Stripped German & Pineapple. Don't know anything about them - just saw two plants for sale & grabbed 'em. Don't even know if they do well in wine country... we get some hot days in the summer, nights are cool with fog rolling in from the beach in the morning. Don't wanna confuse the poor plants. Those Krims from the Crimean Peninsula in Russia love it here... dunno how something called "pineapple" will do...

Groves 05-17-2010 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 6762568)
I love lima-beans, they're EASILY my favorite veggie. Or wait, are they a fruit? whatever, i love them, all of them, 'speckled'/babys/fordhooks etc...

Both. The pod is a fruit the plant is a legume, which is considered a vegetable.

Simply Red 05-17-2010 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Groves (Post 6762634)
Both. The pod is a fruit the plant is a legume, which is considered a vegetable.

See there, I's smart!


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journeyscarab 05-17-2010 10:37 AM

Should you have blooms this early or should they be removed?

MOhillbilly 05-17-2010 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by journeyscarab (Post 6762680)
Should you have blooms this early or should they be removed?

yes. if the climate is right you could have tomatoes by now depending on what zone.

journeyscarab 05-17-2010 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by MOhillbilly (Post 6762687)
yes. if the climate is right you could have tomatoes by now depending on what zone.

Here in the KC area. I always thought you knocked the early blooms off so the plant can continue to grow but maybe I am doing it wrong.


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