The KARMA Project

You have a wonderful sense of mission, I think - thank you, Marsha! ( and certainly Karen, too!!)

[BigVanVader]

I swear I'm going to stop growing so many varieties then I look at all these new varieties being bred by people like Marsha and the voice in my head screams "you gotta grow that one!" Sigh...great work y'all. Looks like a dead ringer for baby Cap. Lucky.

[ginger2778]

Originally Posted by BigVanVader

I swear I'm going to stop growing so many varieties then I look at all these new varieties being bred by people like Marsha and the voice in my head screams "you gotta grow that one!" Sigh...great work y'all. Looks like a dead ringer for baby Cap. Lucky.

You know I can't take breeding credit. That was all Karen. So happy to read about your excitement.

[Ann123]

Originally Posted by ginger2778

6 of the KARMAs, all together I have 109 varieties in my back yard.

Six varieties that you are stabilizing? Wow, that must be fun to see that much of interesting diversity from one cross.

[ginger2778]

First one is all 6 KARMAs,next shows cut fruit.

[efisakov]

They are gorgeous! I bet they are super tasty as well.

[jmsieglaff]

Woo hoo!!! Maybe I've missed it, have either Karen or Marsha written up the flavor descriptions of each of the Karmas? My mouth is watering as I look out on the below zero landscape.

[ginger2778]

The pink are a solid 9.9/10. Hard to imagine a tomato able to taste better. The purples and miracle are all about a 9/10, but will get even better when it's warmer, like February or so. The apricot wasn't tasted yet, but last year it was a 9.

[ginger2778]

Notice that these are all cherries, all F6 or F7, but none have only two locules.

[ddsack]

All I can say is Yummmmmmmmmm! Those look so tasty! And you know you're killing me here with my -25F nights and foot of snow by showing me those lovely little morsels!

[KarenO]

Makes my heart happy to see them. I’m Very proud of our project!
Thrilled that the flavour remains excellent and the diversity in colours all on Potato leaf plants makes them new and interesting I think. I hope others will think so too and want to try them in their garden!
KarenO

[ginger2778]

Originally Posted by ddsack

All I can say is Yummmmmmmmmm! Those look so tasty! And you know you're killing me here with my -25F nights and foot of snow by showing me those lovely little morsels!

Dee, you know all you guys kill me in the summer when I can't grow, right?

[Labradors2]

Originally Posted by ginger2778

The pink are a solid 9.9/10. Hard to imagine a tomato able to taste better. The purples and miracle are all about a 9/10, but will get even better when it's warmer, like February or so. The apricot wasn't tasted yet, but last year it was a 9.

OMG these sound AMAZING! Can't wait to sample some of these babies

Linda

[Canehdian]

Wow, beautiful. Lifts the spirits on a cold winter's day.

[efisakov]

Originally Posted by ginger2778

Dee, you know all you guys kill me in the summer when I can't grow, right?

Well, I like looking at your pictures and imagine that summer is just around the corner...