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KarenO · August 25, 2017

That is a good question and one that remains to be answered once others grow my tomatoes. Up until then, the criteria I use is selecting the Best of what I have grown in my Northern (zone 3 originally) and now my PNW garden. Both very different but I am pleased to see that at least in these two zones these have done well so far.
I am hoping they will be widely adaptable but the first order of business was to breed a large fancy unique heart tomato that would produce in a shorter season garden
It will be very interesting to see how they do
The name I use on my FB page is Northern Gardener
KarenO

August 25, 2017	#317
KarenO Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Vancouver Island Posts: 5,922	That is a good question and one that remains to be answered once others grow my tomatoes. Up until then, the criteria I use is selecting the Best of what I have grown in my Northern (zone 3 originally) and now my PNW garden. Both very different but I am pleased to see that at least in these two zones these have done well so far. I am hoping they will be widely adaptable but the first order of business was to breed a large fancy unique heart tomato that would produce in a shorter season garden It will be very interesting to see how they do The name I use on my FB page is Northern Gardener KarenO Last edited by KarenO; August 25, 2017 at 10:50 AM.