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Old 2 Weeks Ago   #1
Jeannine Anne
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I have been collecting them this last year and would like to find out which varieties other folks grow , which they prefer and why .I can't find much info about them.

My aim is to grow them under lights in winters

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Tiny tim is very sweet if left on the plant until very ripe,otherwise it's bland. I'm growing orange hat and red Robin but nothing is ripe yet.
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Thank you. I have all those three, Orange Hat is my favorite ,good to know the Tiny Tim is better when very ripe.
I only one of my own which came from a sport off a Tommy Toe plant, one whole branch was very small, the next year the seeds I kept from that branch were all micro from that branch the rest were typical Tommy Toe.. I have been growing them for about 14 years now. Carolyn explained it all to me.I call them Tiny Toes .
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Haven't tries Orange Hat. Who sells those seeds?


Tiny Tim and Red Robin are good.
I have some volunteers that came up in the fall.
I have them under lights indoors. They have some fruit on them but nothing ripe yet.

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A few places have Orange Hat now, I got my oroiginals from Gere at Rareseeds.
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Good to see everyone again.

Red Robin is 'Just Good" Amen.

Is Red Hat an Heirloom Tomato???
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I was just going to post the same thing when I saw this thread.

I just planted the following:
Florida Petite,
Baby,
Cадовая жемчужина розовая = Sadovaja Zhemchuzhina Rozovaja [Garden Pearl Pink]
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Sissie's Britches Variegated, all from HR Seeds.

I have no idea what to expect, pot size, partial sun/shade for Florida summer? special needs, etc. One source said I can prune one which is determinant and keep it growing for years. How and when do you prune a determinant tomato plant for extended growth?
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Coincidently, I have a couple of those varieties in the mail as we speak, Personally I would not prune them and I would give them sun if growing outside not shade but I am not in your area so perhaps someone else can answer that question.
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A few places have Orange Hat now, I got my oroiginals from Gere at Rareseeds.

Thanks, I ordered them. Of course I had to order more seeds they had that looked interesting.
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Yep, it is a dangerous place to visit especially for me as I have so little space now.I sure miss my land but my need or rather love of seeds doesn't go away . I thin you will be happy with the Orange Hat
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