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wmontanez · April 20, 2010

I will never be bored of knowing or learning! I specially enjoy every minute while reading your posts.

I am very interested to taste now the phureja and knowing this goes back 62 years into your breeding efforts make me feel "special" to have a piece of it.

I will take good notes and pics in case you want some information of how they do in New England. Last year we had the late blight and most of the potato and tomato from Maine down to Conneticut was devastated. Mine were not affected since I collect the TPS and grow my tomatoes from seed.

Anyway...I am very grateful you send me a red one inside!

April 20, 2010	#5
wmontanez Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: MA Posts: 776	thanks I will never be bored of knowing or learning! I specially enjoy every minute while reading your posts. I am very interested to taste now the phureja and knowing this goes back 62 years into your breeding efforts make me feel "special" to have a piece of it. I will take good notes and pics in case you want some information of how they do in New England. Last year we had the late blight and most of the potato and tomato from Maine down to Conneticut was devastated. Mine were not affected since I collect the TPS and grow my tomatoes from seed. Anyway...I am very grateful you send me a red one inside! __________________ Wendy Last edited by wmontanez; April 20, 2010 at 09:03 PM.