Short and Sweet 2022

[KarenO]

Originally Posted by Salsacharley

Here's a poor picture of my 2 Sweet Baby Jades. Sorry for the green background (a volunteer potato in my compost pile that has gone nuts). I only got them outside 2 weeks ago. They both have fruit beginning and are in great condition.

They look excellent Charley! Very interested in your opinion
KarenO

[KarenO]

Originally Posted by creeker

KarenO, I hope you find some dwarfs with fruit characteristics like your coreless heart varieties. They would be perfect for my rain gutter-bucket growing system.

In my top five things I hate: a big ol core so here’s hoping

KarenO

[KarenO]

Some of the F4 Multiflora potato leaf dwarfs. Hopeful for a good fruit set
KarenO

[Whwoz]

Beautiful plants Karen, impressive flower clusters, cannot wait to see the final results

[MrsJustice]

KarenO
I need to buy some of your Dwarf Seeds or Plants, because Selling my only Dwarf "Red Robin Plants, is a "Must Have" for my Customers. I never Thought My Historical Red Robins would never be a main Crop, to the point I had to grow a second Crop.

Did you help Dr, Carolyn develop "Sweet Scarlet"? If so, Can I sell the Plants as a Stable Hybrids?

[KarenO]

Originally Posted by Whwoz

Beautiful plants Karen, impressive flower clusters, cannot wait to see the final results

Thank you! I’m hoping for good things , early days still
KarenO

[KarenO]

Originally Posted by MrsJustice

KarenO
I need to buy some of your Dwarf Seeds or Plants, because Selling my only Dwarf "Red Robin Plants, is a "Must Have" for my Customers. I never Thought My Historical Red Robins would never be a main Crop, to the point I had to grow a second Crop.

Did you help Dr, Carolyn develop "Sweet Scarlet"? If so, Can I sell the Plants as a Stable Hybrids?

Hi Joyce.
The dwarfs I show are my own independent breeding projects.
I think you refer to the “dwarf project” dwarfs of Craig Lehoulier and Patrina Nuske Small
I think there is a lot of good information regarding those dwarfs on the Victory seeds website
Mine are unrelated to those.
KarenO

[MrsJustice]

THank you KarenO

[MrsJustice]

Originally Posted by KarenO

Hi Joyce.
The dwarfs I show are my own independent breeding projects.
I think you refer to the “dwarf project” dwarfs of Craig Lehoulier and Patrina Nuske Small
I think there is a lot of good information regarding those dwarfs on the Victory seeds website
Mine are unrelated to those.
KarenO

KarenO

I always got Gary Ibsen at TomatoFest and and Craig Lehoullier mixed-up. I guess Dr, Carolyn loved them both, Amen!! I never told them of all my Legal Deadlines that demanded all my time suffering from Dyslexia, fighting for my family in Legal matters up to the U S Supreme Court many times by myself, while trying to research my Family Farming Tree Food and farming History, that started here where I live on the same property my Great Grandfather worked on. I have so much joy working in his footsteps, with the power to forgive everyday because it feel good. I pray Graig Forgives me too for giving him mixed up., too. But I see his is very busy, with much information on his website. But hopefully he will come back here one day. I will always trust both Gary & Craig.

[KarenO]

Ruby slippers
Stable and will be released this fall
2.5’ tall regular leaf bushy brachytic dwarf.
KarenO

[Whwoz]

Very good, wondering how far they will migrate

[KarenO]

Originally Posted by Whwoz

Very good, wondering how far they will migrate

They tend to migrate quite a ways in the past


KO

[KarenO]

Saving seeds from the next three releases from my Short and Sweet dwarf breeding project these are:. Yellow Brick Road, Ruby Slippers and Emerald City

[ddsack]

I like your Wizard of Oz theme names! They all look like nice sized tomatoes, looking forward to trying them when they are available!

[WoodSprite]

Wow! Those are gorgeous! The names are great, too.

What flavor profile did you end up with for them? Sweet? Tart? Acidic? Fruity? Mild? Etc.?