My table at CHOPTAG Fest
Here's my fest offering.
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Impressive and convincing manifestation of tomato growing expertise!
I give you three thumbs up, if I have three thumbs. dcarch |
Fabulous...Was Peruvian Bush there?
Jeanne |
Mmm Mmmm Mmm
Bewdiful Earl. Some rippers there. I would kill for a table like that right now.
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Wow Earl, that's quite a selection. What the interesting looking ones in the middle row, second from the camera. The green/purple ones next to the Black Cherry (if that what the little ones are)?
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Gorgeous, Earl!
Looking at them, I can almost smell their tomatoey aroma. GTG |
Earl
MAG-NIF! ....jj61 |
What a nice assortment.
Beautiful pic. |
Ciao Earl,
Fabulous tomatoes, well done! You grew quite an assortment of greens this year, what are they? And it looks like maybe Brandywine Sudduth in the lower right corner next to what looks like Galina's? What's the orange near the top? See, now you've got us all wondering as to the varieties! Meraviglioso! (marvelous) |
[quote=kctomato]They look kind of sad. What with no one there to enjoy them.
maybe dcarch and I can help...[/quote] Right! Where's everybody?! dcarch |
Wow! Gorgeous! I, too, am wondering about the greenish red tomato next to the Black Cherries. They almost look like plums or apples. Yum!
Cheers, Annie |
A [b]Very[/b] nice looking tomato spread!
Ditto what giardiniere and annietomatomad said. I haven't seen anything like it. How'd it taste and WTH is it? |
[quote=chilhuacle]A [b]Very[/b] nice looking tomato spread!
Ditto what giardiniere and annietomatomad said. I haven't seen anything like it. How'd it taste and WTH is it?[/quote] Earl was going to be growing Ananas Noire this year, so that's my guess. [url]http://images.google.com/images?q=ananas+noire&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images[/url] (Earl, is it just a looker, or does it have taste potential as well?) |
Here's what Earl said on GW.
As for A.N. the nice looking bicolor, it was not all that great tasting IMHO...... [quote]The bi-color in middle-front is Anaras Noir. Front two cherries are Galina's Yellow and Peruvian Bush, then Black Cherry and Mexico Midget. First one on front left is Mountaineer Mystery, next is Kentucky Heirloom. Faux is on far end of table in center. I can't remember placement of all of them. Here's what I planted this year, some are not in the picture. 1. Earl’s Faux 2. Aunt Gertie’s Gold 6. Cherokee Purple 7. Carbon 8. Noir de Crimee 9. Polish 10. Yellow Brandywine 11. Burracker’s Favoarite 12. Lester’s 13. Humph 14. Kosovo 15. Wes 16. Grub’s Mystery Green 17. Green Giant 18. Cuostralee 19. Novikov’s Giant 20. Moscow 21. Andes Horn 22. Mama Leone 23. Red Brandywine 24. Picardy 25. Ceylon 26. Prue 27. Milka’s Red Bulgarain 28. Lil’s Favorite 29. Granny Cantrell’s 30. German 31. Kentucky Heirloom 12. Lester’s 33. Mountaineer Mystery 34. Anaras Noir Cherry Types Black Cherry Galina’s Yellow Cherry Green Grape Mexico Midget Chuck Wyatt’s Red Cherry Besser Red Cherry[/quote] |
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