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PaulF · April 26, 2020

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If you have problems with Brandywine, have you ever tried 1 of the named Brandywines ?? Personally the no name Brandywines do terrible for me. But when I tried Sudduth, it was like nite and day. So now I only grow 1 of the named Brandywines.

Carol[/QUOTE]
My first attempt at Brandywine was from seeds purchased from the late Chuck Wyatt and it was Sudduth. He also sent me a few seeds of Joyce's strain. I was so new to growing from seed I could not tell the difference, but both did very well for me. I agree that the "no name" Brandies are not worth the effort. Terhune must be in the Brandywine family somehow.

April 26, 2020	#12
PaulF Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Brownville, Ne Posts: 3,284	[QUOTE=Wi-sunflower;755488 If you have problems with Brandywine, have you ever tried 1 of the named Brandywines ?? Personally the no name Brandywines do terrible for me. But when I tried Sudduth, it was like nite and day. So now I only grow 1 of the named Brandywines. Carol[/QUOTE] My first attempt at Brandywine was from seeds purchased from the late Chuck Wyatt and it was Sudduth. He also sent me a few seeds of Joyce's strain. I was so new to growing from seed I could not tell the difference, but both did very well for me. I agree that the "no name" Brandies are not worth the effort. Terhune must be in the Brandywine family somehow. __________________ there's two things money can't buy; true love and home grown tomatoes.