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Trudi · July 24, 2006

Your first answer is a riot! And so true, so true!

TT is good--they got some great sales online in their specials section. I must have a passion for the oddballs as I think I've ordered everyone of their $1 tomato packs--but I can't complain, odd, so far has been very good. I'm anxiously waiting for my Mandarin Joy toms to ripen. The online catalogue says its a stir-fry tom--who the heck knows what that is--but I've got to say that the developing fruits are just so pretty and look like they'll be slightly oblong, slightly pointed and about the size of a five-year-olds fist. It's not a very leafy plant in comparison to others, and not big either, but tidy and polite. I hope they taste good--raw or cooked.

July 24, 2006	#5
Trudi Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: East Meadow, Long Island Posts: 139	LOL! Your first answer is a riot! And so true, so true! TT is good--they got some great sales online in their specials section. I must have a passion for the oddballs as I think I've ordered everyone of their $1 tomato packs--but I can't complain, odd, so far has been very good. I'm anxiously waiting for my Mandarin Joy toms to ripen. The online catalogue says its a stir-fry tom--who the heck knows what that is--but I've got to say that the developing fruits are just so pretty and look like they'll be slightly oblong, slightly pointed and about the size of a five-year-olds fist. It's not a very leafy plant in comparison to others, and not big either, but tidy and polite. I hope they taste good--raw or cooked. __________________ When Hell freezes over the Devil will Winter Sow.