Limbaugh's Legacy

Timbotide · July 2, 2011

This was my first year to grow Limbaugh's Legacy and so far it's
Doing well for me.
I gave the first ripe one to my Mom and she said it was the best tasting
Tomato she has ever eaten.
That is saying a bunch considering
She is 87 years old and has eaten her share of tomatoes.
I really have taken a liking to the Potato leave types and look forward
To growing more of them next season.

Tim

b54red · July 3, 2011

I thought you might enjoy it. How is it doing production wise?

Irv Wiseguy · July 3, 2011

Limbaugh's Legacy is on my to be grown someday list. Good to hear it's so tasty. I too would be interested to know how well it's producing for you.

Thanks

Irv

Timbotide · July 3, 2011

None of my Beefsteaks are setting any records but Limbaugh's legacy, Cowlick's and Stump
of the World are setting the most fruit. I have some varieties that are over 6 feet tall and have
yet to set any fruit. My biggest producers so far have been Utyonok, Bloody Butcher and a "Unknown Variety" that Bill and I have tried to identify.

b54red · July 4, 2011

My first Limbaugh's Legacy that I set out on March 16 died of fusarium before producing anything. I have one growing now that I set out the first week in May. I'm hoping it will set fruit in the high heat and humidity.

July 2, 2011	#1
Timbotide Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Northport Alabama Posts: 304	Limbaugh's Legacy This was my first year to grow Limbaugh's Legacy and so far it's Doing well for me. I gave the first ripe one to my Mom and she said it was the best tasting Tomato she has ever eaten. That is saying a bunch considering She is 87 years old and has eaten her share of tomatoes. I really have taken a liking to the Potato leave types and look forward To growing more of them next season. Tim

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July 3, 2011	#2
b54red Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 7,068	I thought you might enjoy it. How is it doing production wise?

July 3, 2011	#3
Irv Wiseguy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Thousand Oaks, CA Posts: 281	Limbaugh's Legacy is on my to be grown someday list. Good to hear it's so tasty. I too would be interested to know how well it's producing for you. Thanks Irv

July 4, 2011	#5
b54red Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 7,068	My first Limbaugh's Legacy that I set out on March 16 died of fusarium before producing anything. I have one growing now that I set out the first week in May. I'm hoping it will set fruit in the high heat and humidity.