Looking ahead to next year...

Baizanator · May 10, 2012

Well, given the knowledge I've gleaned from this board in my short time of participation, I'm already looking ahead to next year. I've decided that I'll be growing in eight EarthBoxes after watching my grandparents have TREMENDOUS luck with them. Anyways, I've decided on varieties below. Feel free to offer your thoughts on those varieties and suggest different varieties and which should possibly be removed.

EarthBox #1 - Manlucie

EarthBox #2 - Mule Team

EarthBox #3 - Tomato P20 Blue

EarthBox #4 - Black Krim

EarthBox #5 - Hillbilly Potato Leaf

EarthBox #6 - Indian Stripe

EarthBox #7 - Black and Brown Boar

EarthBox #8 - Berkeley Tie Dye

I also know that the P20 Blue has had less than stellar taste critiques. I'm growing it mainly as a novelty tomato.

I'm also hoping that, since these will be in close proximity, that some unique and unusual cross-breeding may occur.

May 10, 2012	#1
Baizanator Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Hamilton, Texas Posts: 382	Looking ahead to next year... Well, given the knowledge I've gleaned from this board in my short time of participation, I'm already looking ahead to next year. I've decided that I'll be growing in eight EarthBoxes after watching my grandparents have TREMENDOUS luck with them. Anyways, I've decided on varieties below. Feel free to offer your thoughts on those varieties and suggest different varieties and which should possibly be removed. EarthBox #1 - Manlucie EarthBox #2 - Mule Team EarthBox #3 - Tomato P20 Blue EarthBox #4 - Black Krim EarthBox #5 - Hillbilly Potato Leaf EarthBox #6 - Indian Stripe EarthBox #7 - Black and Brown Boar EarthBox #8 - Berkeley Tie Dye I also know that the P20 Blue has had less than stellar taste critiques. I'm growing it mainly as a novelty tomato. I'm also hoping that, since these will be in close proximity, that some unique and unusual cross-breeding may occur.