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parah · February 6, 2015

If we are talking about Brandywines, does that include the varieties that have Brandywine as a parent like Liz Birt, and Bear Creek, and Gary'O Sena

Now I am getting excited! Might have to find space for a few more plants.

The original post was "Should I give Brandywine a try this year or pass it up?"

I'd suggest trying Bear Creek, it is 50% Brandywine, early, productive, and easy to grow.
If you love it, then maybe try growing its more finicky stingy parent.

February 6, 2015	#48
parah Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Asia Posts: 152	If we are talking about Brandywines, does that include the varieties that have Brandywine as a parent like Liz Birt, and Bear Creek, and Gary'O Sena Now I am getting excited! Might have to find space for a few more plants. The original post was "Should I give Brandywine a try this year or pass it up?" I'd suggest trying Bear Creek, it is 50% Brandywine, early, productive, and easy to grow. If you love it, then maybe try growing its more finicky stingy parent. Last edited by parah; February 6, 2015 at 11:10 AM.