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Old February 20, 2009   #11
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I'm always amazed at the way most of us look for the panacea of taste, fruit size, and other factors. I'm convinced that we could all grow the same varieties each year and some would rate one above the other in any given category of taste, production, etc...

So, I will continue to grow as many varieties as I can each year and decide (eventually) that my setup gets me some good tomatoes from certain varieties. There are too many variables in the formula to make concrete statements.

But, I think that we can gather a list of a few that will produce for us (individually) each year in an "acceptable" harvest of flavor and quantity.

Of course, I could be wrong.

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