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kath · July 27, 2013

Ok, I don't think I was clear enough in post #38, but my goal all along was to try to grow Sweetie, the pink beefsteak, not Sweetie, the red cherry, or the tiny Wild Sweetie. Since Glenn wasn't listing it, I put an all call out here last fall/winter sometime in some thread or other and someone responded and offered me seed for it. Maybe I wasn't clear enough in that post either because it looks like I was given seeds for Sweetie, the cherry.

But thank you, Carolyn, because this was a nice lesson for all who may be interested in growing either Sweetie (the red cherry) or Wild Sweetie, the currant-sized. And here's hoping that Glenn offers Sweetie, the pink beefsteak, for 2014.

kath

July 27, 2013	#11
kath Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: zone 6b, PA Posts: 5,664	Ok, I don't think I was clear enough in post #38, but my goal all along was to try to grow Sweetie, the pink beefsteak, not Sweetie, the red cherry, or the tiny Wild Sweetie. Since Glenn wasn't listing it, I put an all call out here last fall/winter sometime in some thread or other and someone responded and offered me seed for it. Maybe I wasn't clear enough in that post either because it looks like I was given seeds for Sweetie, the cherry. But thank you, Carolyn, because this was a nice lesson for all who may be interested in growing either Sweetie (the red cherry) or Wild Sweetie, the currant-sized. And here's hoping that Glenn offers Sweetie, the pink beefsteak, for 2014. kath Last edited by kath; July 27, 2013 at 05:37 PM. Reason: correction about Wild Sweetie