RE: [tomato] Re: Grape tomatoes
Pete (Tomato@GlobalGarden.com)
Sun, 23 Jan 2000 22:29:14 -0500
>>I will be growing F3 grape tomato seeds someone sent me, grape tomato
seeds I saved from tomatoes I bought and Santa and Juliet so it will be
interesting to compare the different plants.
Michelle Reindl
Sounds great, please let us know what differences, if any you find. I do
know that Juliet has larger fruit than Santa...
Pete, Zone 10, South Florida
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Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2000 7:46 PM
To: Tomato@GlobalGarden.com
Subject: [tomato] Re: Grape tomatoes
In a message dated 01/23/2000 3:23:05 AM Pacific Standard Time,
owner-tomato-digest@GlobalGarden.com writes:
<< The questions are: has anyone grown them? Do they taste great in the
summer? Even more important, does anyone have any seeds to trade (I have a
ton of heirloom tomatoe & pepper seeds plus the only kale that tastes good
(cavolo nero). I saw some seeds at seedsman.com, but don't particularly
feel like paying $2 plus the usual ripoff shipping & handling charge. >>
You can just take some seeds from those grape tomatoes that you bought and
plant them if you want more. They are supposed to be a hybrid but so far
everyone that I know that has tried to grow them from bought tomatoes gets
plants the produce the same tomatoes. There are two grape like tomatoes
offered in the catalogs. Juliet and Santa, but they are both hybrids. This
year I will be growing F3 grape tomato seeds someone sent me, grape tomato
seeds I saved from tomatoes I bought and Santa and Juliet so it will be
interesting to compare the different plants.
Michelle Reindl
RB4LA@aol.com
Southern California, zone 9