I have tried almost all of the modern Hybrids and found them sorely lacking. This year I fell victim of the hype that surrounded "4th of July" and suffered my usual disappointment with new varieties. There was considerable effort given to making tomatoes harder when ripe, although I can't see why except for making them more adaptable for shipping. I have repeated the advantages of the heirlooms on this conference line enough to suspect that Marlynn Marcks has just tried to mix things up. This year I grew 114 heirloom or open pollinated varieties with about a 90% successful result. By successful I mean fruit that far surpasses the hybrids. There were a few "bummers" but those are often attributable to a lack of adaptation which clears up in a year or two. I will, once more try, your Solar Set although I expect to find just another waste of garden space. Good gardening to all, Chuck Wyatt