Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[Smittyctz6 <cityhomesteader@gmail.com>]

Try the web site 
http://www.totallytomato.com/

I don't think there is a better catalog of tomatoes anywhere..

On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 8:09 AM, Pumpkin Lady <pumpkingal@clearwire.net> wrote:

Emery Mitchamore wrote:
> I've tried various "regular" and cherry Tomatoes with little luck.
>  Mostly, it gets too hot too quickly for large Tomatoes, and Cherries
> are just not very fulfilling.  I really like the golf ball-sized
> Campari, but seeds or plants don't seem to be available.  Is there
> another mid-sized variety with the same qualities?

What is your heat like? Dry? Humid?

Mine is dry.

I grow Heatwave, which is a hybrid, and Taxi and Homestead
which are heirlooms. San Marzano makes paste tomatoes well
for me, but they don't taste as good as some others. San
Marzano is cherry/plum sized and grew gobs of tomatoes that
weren't too sweet(which is good in my book). Some plants had
smaller fruits than others. I am planning to save seeds from
only the plants that produced larger ones and see if that
increases my fruit size.

Apologies if the message formats oddly, the cats are
insisting on helping me type this morning.

Morgan

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