Kenny, can you grow in the gh all year where you are? I don't know much about Colorado weather other than my friends go skiing there
. Russian Red, good to know, let us know how it tastes. There are way too many varieties out there that I'm learning about, so I'm trying to take notes on the lesser known varieties people mention for the future. So many great ones here are mentioned, and it's hard to keep up even though I try to read up on things I search...I used to grow mostly hybrids, and almost all late season tomatoes, so I'm making sure that next year I get something earlier. I wonder if the Russian in the name had anything to do with cooler temps or earlier harvest as others I've noticed. hmmm...so much to learn!