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ABlindHog · February 14, 2018

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I am certainly no expert on this subject, but I believe JDs special is a term applied to all varieties developed by JD Brann. JDs special collard greens come to mind. C Tex is a term used for all the varieties Conroe Greenhouses sell that they believe to be especially well adapted to central Texas.
I Think JDs Special C-Tex is someone’s stabilized grow out of JDs Early Black tomato, but it is a much larger, a lot later, and a less sweet tomato. I have grown both side by side in a couple of seasons and gotten these results each time. I would love to hear from someone that knows for certain.

February 14, 2018	#27
ABlindHog Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2014 Location: The Texas Hill Country Posts: 149	TexasTomatO I am certainly no expert on this subject, but I believe JDs special is a term applied to all varieties developed by JD Brann. JDs special collard greens come to mind. C Tex is a term used for all the varieties Conroe Greenhouses sell that they believe to be especially well adapted to central Texas. I Think JDs Special C-Tex is someone’s stabilized grow out of JDs Early Black tomato, but it is a much larger, a lot later, and a less sweet tomato. I have grown both side by side in a couple of seasons and gotten these results each time. I would love to hear from someone that knows for certain. Last edited by ABlindHog; February 14, 2018 at 04:09 PM.