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GardenYeti
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gardening interests: Composting, Container Gardening, Cooking, Culinary Herbs, Fruits and Berries, Organic Gardening, Square-Foot Gardening, Vegetables
Member Since: 09/15/2014
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gardening interests: Composting, Container Gardening, Cooking, Culinary Herbs, Fruits and Berries, Organic Gardening, Square-Foot Gardening, Vegetables
Member Since: 09/15/2014
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Enjoy a Cuppa: Blending Teas
cookinwithherbs | February 21st, 2019
These Vegetable Seeds Need Saving
WesternGardener | February 19th, 2019
Celebrate Spring and Agastache, Herb of the Year 2019!
cookinwithherbs | February 13th, 2019
Combine Some Botanicals with Chocolate for Your Valentine
cookinwithherbs | February 11th, 2019
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Re: Roundup of the Top Tomatoes for 2014
I totally agree with you on the Sun Sugars. I grew them last year and regret not putting out a Sun Sugar plant this year.
posted: 10:27 pm on September 15thMy favorites of 2014 turned out to be two heirlooms that I received from a local breeder friend:
"Garrison" was a red beefsteak tomato that was absolutely fantastic. It is not widely available yet, but I expect that to change as more folks get the opportunity to try it.
"Trees Bottom Yellow" is a large yellow tomato that is perfect for BLTs and burgers. It is sweet tomato with very low acidity. http://www.gardenyeti.com/tomatoes/profile-trees-bottom-yellow-tomato/
Give them a try if you have the chance!