Orange Jazz - Page 11

Worth1 · November 11, 2015

I really need to quite clicking on this thread.
I am now tempted to try it this year.
Do you think it would do okay here in Central Texas?

Worth

Fred Hempel · November 11, 2015

It has done well in East Texas. I don't think it would have any particular problems with the heat.

Worth1 · November 11, 2015

Thanks Fred it is now on my list after what Cole said about it in an other thread.
Try as I might I wanted to keep the varieties down to a minimum.
It isn't working.

Worth

Fred Hempel · November 11, 2015

It never works. I am really wrestling with my field plans for next year. I grow about 2000 plants at my farm, and I always feel like I am not able to plant everything I want.

MendozaMark · November 12, 2015

Fred, Is Johnny's seeds going to carrying your larger toms like the Jazz and the Fire lines? I know AP Whaley will be selling them but Johnny's has a few other things I am considering.

BigVanVader · November 12, 2015

I am stoked about these and the other seeds I got Fred. I will be growing each variety and not much else since my space is limited. I am going to give some to my sister in NC too so I can see if they perform any better/worse in her climate. Although I am not a member of the group I will still report back with pics and my observations on performance in my climate.

Fred Hempel · November 12, 2015

Johnny's won't be able to carry them this winter. It looks like we are going to be the only source for packets of our new varieties this winter (Aaron Whaley will be filling bulk orders), but that others will pick some of them up for next winter, including Johnny's.

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Originally Posted by MendozaMark

Fred, Is Johnny's seeds going to carrying your larger toms like the Jazz and the Fire lines? I know AP Whaley will be selling them but Johnny's has a few other things I am considering.

MendozaMark · November 12, 2015

Ok Fred, I will hope Johnny's will carry them next year then. I am only looking for packets and need it shipped to Canada. Thanks for the heads up. I did order blush, Maglia Rosa, tigers and bumblebees so i have a good start on trying your varieties out.

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Originally Posted by Fred Hempel

Johnny's won't be able to carry them this winter. It looks like we are going to be the only source for packets of our new varieties this winter (Aaron Whaley will be filling bulk orders), but that others will pick some of them up for next winter, including Johnny's.

Worth1 · November 12, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by MendozaMark

Ok Fred, I will hope Johnny's will carry them next year then. I am only looking for packets and need it shipped to Canada. Thanks for the heads up. I did order blush, Maglia Rosa, tigers and bumblebees so i have a good start on trying your varieties out.

https://store.growartisan.com/product/orange-jazz

Worth

MendozaMark · November 12, 2015

Unfortunately, Fred doesn't ship outside the US. See post #132 on this thread, I tried earlier to order.

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Originally Posted by Worth1

https://store.growartisan.com/product/orange-jazz

Worth

Fred Hempel · November 12, 2015

Mark,

I am shipping to Canada now, with a $1.50 charge per order (no limit on items). I tried to set the website to do this. If you want to do a test run, I can throw in a couple extra things for your trouble.

Fred

MendozaMark · November 12, 2015

Thanks Fred ! Wow you go to make a soup and the Tomato world changes before you are done ! I will place my order shortly.

Cheers and Thanks !

Mark

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Originally Posted by Fred Hempel

Mark,

I am shipping to Canada now, with a $1.50 charge per order (no limit on items). I tried to set the website to do this. If you want to do a test run, I can throw in a couple extra things for your trouble.

Fred

Fred Hempel · November 16, 2015

To whom it may concern --

I have decided to send seeds to Canada, but not through the website, which will remain US only.

If you are in Canada, and you want seeds listed at the website (www.growartisan.com) please send me a PM with a list of what you want (2 packet minimum, but no shipping charges) AND an email address. I will send a Paypal request for funds to the email address you provide, and I will send the seeds after payment.

This is a little cumbersome, but after some re-consideration, I decided it is best to keep the website US-only for now.

Gerardo · November 27, 2015

Orange Jazz for me. Loathing fri-noire = Aji!! Thank u Fred!

Fred Hempel · February 11, 2016

We have a breeding workshop Sunday Feb 21.

It's free to Collaborating Members.

November 11, 2015	#151
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	I really need to quite clicking on this thread. I am now tempted to try it this year. Do you think it would do okay here in Central Texas? Worth

November 11, 2015	#152
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	It has done well in East Texas. I don't think it would have any particular problems with the heat.

November 11, 2015	#153
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Thanks Fred it is now on my list after what Cole said about it in an other thread. Try as I might I wanted to keep the varieties down to a minimum. It isn't working. Worth

November 11, 2015	#154
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	It never works. I am really wrestling with my field plans for next year. I grow about 2000 plants at my farm, and I always feel like I am not able to plant everything I want.

November 12, 2015	#155
MendozaMark Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Yarmouth,NS Canada Posts: 296	Fred, Is Johnny's seeds going to carrying your larger toms like the Jazz and the Fire lines? I know AP Whaley will be selling them but Johnny's has a few other things I am considering.

November 12, 2015	#156
BigVanVader Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Greenville, South Carolina Posts: 3,099	I am stoked about these and the other seeds I got Fred. I will be growing each variety and not much else since my space is limited. I am going to give some to my sister in NC too so I can see if they perform any better/worse in her climate. Although I am not a member of the group I will still report back with pics and my observations on performance in my climate.

November 12, 2015	#161
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	Mark, I am shipping to Canada now, with a $1.50 charge per order (no limit on items). I tried to set the website to do this. If you want to do a test run, I can throw in a couple extra things for your trouble. Fred

November 16, 2015	#163
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	To whom it may concern -- I have decided to send seeds to Canada, but not through the website, which will remain US only. If you are in Canada, and you want seeds listed at the website (www.growartisan.com) please send me a PM with a list of what you want (2 packet minimum, but no shipping charges) AND an email address. I will send a Paypal request for funds to the email address you provide, and I will send the seeds after payment. This is a little cumbersome, but after some re-consideration, I decided it is best to keep the website US-only for now.

November 27, 2015	#164
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,594	Orange Jazz for me. Loathing fri-noire = Aji!! Thank u Fred!

February 11, 2016	#165
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	We have a breeding workshop Sunday Feb 21. It's free to Collaborating Members.