13.02.15, 12:21
Thank you all for the warm welcome. Asmx91 may already know me as "Counselor" on a US tomato site I run 
Sorry, I left that out of my introduction.
It is -25 degrees F here this AM so we are a lLONG way from planting
However, i will tell you my favorites over the years have been Cherokee Lime, Not Purple Strawberry, Jewel Tone (the GWR version I found last year), Cherokee Purple, Snow White and a few others.
I have bred Not Purple Strawberry (A heart version of it) to Zluta Kytice and I am growing the F3's this year and I have a couple interesting things to pursue there. I also have a GWR with Antho fruit that is probably from a Bee cross of some unknown variety to Surpriz that is quite good. Several of us at my site found these off types last year and are pursing them this year in an attempt to stabilize them. For now, we are naming them Xanadu, and they come in a couple types.
That is a long list of favorites and I am sure there are more I have forgotten. I just do not really like the Yellow and Orange ones all that much
Thank you again for the kind welcome.
Sorry, I left that out of my introduction.It is -25 degrees F here this AM so we are a lLONG way from planting
However, i will tell you my favorites over the years have been Cherokee Lime, Not Purple Strawberry, Jewel Tone (the GWR version I found last year), Cherokee Purple, Snow White and a few others. I have bred Not Purple Strawberry (A heart version of it) to Zluta Kytice and I am growing the F3's this year and I have a couple interesting things to pursue there. I also have a GWR with Antho fruit that is probably from a Bee cross of some unknown variety to Surpriz that is quite good. Several of us at my site found these off types last year and are pursing them this year in an attempt to stabilize them. For now, we are naming them Xanadu, and they come in a couple types.
That is a long list of favorites and I am sure there are more I have forgotten. I just do not really like the Yellow and Orange ones all that much
Thank you again for the kind welcome.
Always trying to find the beauty in the mess.
