Re: [gardeners] Peron Sprayless Tomato

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Same here (except white fly)..Assuming S.America to have different set of
conditions/insects to contend with.
Connie

TAREE9595@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 9/19/98 10:15:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, coneh@uswest.net
> writes:
>
> > This an excellent tom.both in flavor and production...It came from south
> > America as
> >  I recall and was so named because it was unnecessary to spray it for
> insects.
> > I
> >  certainly thought it a worthy offering and it lived up to its name.
> >  I hope you agree.
> >  Connie
>
> I have never seen insects on tomatoes in N. CA. (other than the occassion
> horned worm). What insects bother them in your area. Wilts, other diseases but
> no insects?
>
> Taree

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