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lpbk2713

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7. I always find your posts informative.

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Original post)

Tue Mar 12, 2013, 03:41 PM

Mar 2013

Thanks for the info.

What kind of hot weather toms do you like? I'm in 9b, central Florida. What works
good for me consistently are Floradade, Manalucie, Big Beef and Rio Grande Roma.
I love Super Sweet 100's but they die out around the first of June.

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drool. Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2013 #1

I know...I think some warm temps ahead made me think of this. cruel, I know! NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 #2

sometimes, you have to be cruel to be kind -- Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2013 #3

I rotate a lot of varieties in my tomato bed, but Cherokee Purple is one I grow every year. Gormy Cuss Mar 2013 #4

Cherokee Purple is a damn fine tomato...I also liked Aunt Ginny's....and all the Rowdyboy Mar 2013 #5

The whole "black tomato" thing has been interesting - NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 #6

I grew a couple of Black from Tula plants last year, and they were delicious htuttle Mar 2013 #9

I always find your posts informative. lpbk2713 Mar 2013 #7

Can I sneak into your hall of fame?? ConcernedCanuk Mar 2013 #8

I had a couple of vines of Sungold Currant tomatoes last year htuttle Mar 2013 #10

Hey! TuxedoKat Mar 2013 #11

Sunlight not essential at all to germination - but light is important once they are up. NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 #12

Ok TuxedoKat Mar 2013 #13

Cherokee Purple ranks high at our house, bvar22 Mar 2013 #14