June 6, 2013 | #121 |
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I hope you get better soon!
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June 6, 2013 | #122 |
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Carolyn,
I'm so sorry and hope you are feeling better. It will be good to see your posts again. Marla |
June 6, 2013 | #123 |
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Mischka, any updates?
Marsha |
June 6, 2013 | #124 |
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Carolyn's book inspired me to start growing heirlooms.
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June 7, 2013 | #125 |
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The night I suffered through a large kidney stone will stick in my mind forever. They say it is one of the most excruciating pains experienced by humankind and I don't doubt that for a second. You come out of it stronger in many ways and I'll bet your strength is gaining already. Get well soon.
Dennis
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June 7, 2013 | #126 |
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I know that Dr. Male will be perfectly fine. I can tell she is an extremely strong person. That said, I will miss your posts during your recovery and I am sorry that you have to experience this.
Thank you very much for informing us, Mischka. |
June 7, 2013 | #127 |
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Please let me add my "get well" wishes to those already given.
Carolyn you're a great source of info and inspiration to me and I'm sure, to others. |
June 7, 2013 | #128 |
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Carolyn....my prayers are added to this extensive list. Must be nice to be sooo
loved, eh? Do us all a favor and get well fast. |
June 7, 2013 | #129 |
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OT....speaking of Carolyn..since her book is no longer in print, is there any chance that some
wonderful person would take the time to post the list of her 100 heirloom varieties? I, for one, would be very appreciative. Thanks in advance to that kind soul. |
June 7, 2013 | #130 |
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Sending positive energy to Dr. Carolyn Male.
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June 7, 2013 | #131 | |
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I usually ignore the sticky posts figuring that I already know what's there and head straight to the other posts--this will teach me in a profound way. Quite a shock to see that you're in such a serious condition--I wish you well and a full recovery, Carolyn.
Mischka Quote:
May we hear from you soon meanwhile let your body heal, best wishes, Carolyn. Sandra |
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June 7, 2013 | #132 |
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1. Aker's West Virginia
2.Amish Paste 3.Amish Salad 4.Andrew Rahart's Jumbo Red 5.Anna Russian 6.Aunt Ginny's Purple 7.Aunt Ruby's German Green 8.Basinga 9.Big Rainbow 10.Black From Tula 11.Box Car Willie 12.Brandywine, OTV 13.Brandywine,Sudduth Strain 14.Brandywine,Red 15.Brandywine,Yellow Platfoot Strain 16.Break O`Day 17.Brianna 18.Bulgarian NO.7 19.Bulgarian Triumph 20.Cherokee Chocolate 21.Cherokee Purple 22.Chris Ukrainian 23.Crnkovic Yugoslavian 24.Cuostralee 25.Debbie 26.Dr.Carolyn 27.Dr.Lyle 28.Dr.Neal 29.Dr.Wyche`s Yellow 30.Druzba 31.Earl Of Edgecombe 32.Eva Purple Ball 33.Germaid Red 34.German Head 35.German Red Strawberry 36.Gogosha 37.Golden Ball,Livingston`s 38.Golden Queen,USDA Strain 39.Green 40.Green Gage 41.Green Grape 42.Green Zebra 43.Grosse Cotelee 44.Heidi 45. Herman`s Yellow 46.Hugh`s 47.Hungarian Oval 48.Jaune Flammee 49.Jaune Negib 50.Jefferson Giant 51.Kellogg`s Breakfast 52.Kiev 53.Large Pink Bulgarian 54.Lida Ukrainian 55.Lillian`s Yellow Heirloom 56.Manyel 57.Marizol Gold 58.Martino`s Roma 59.Mary Ann 60.Matchless(Austin Strain) 61.Matina 62.Mortgage Lifter 63.Mule Team 64.Nectarine 65.Nicky Crain 66.Noir de Crimee 67.Olena Ukrainian 68.Omar`s Lebanese 69.Opalka 70.Orange Strawberry 71.Pale Perfect Purple 72.Peach Blow Sutton 73.Pink Ice 74.Pink Ping Pong 75.Pink Sweet 76.Plum Lemon 77.Polish C 78.Rasp Large Red 79.Redfield Beauty 80.Red Pear 81.Red Penna 82.Regina`s Yellow 83.Reif Red Heart 84.Riesentraube 85.Russian 117 86.Sandul Moldovan 87.Santa Clara Canner 88.Soldacki 89.Sophie`s Choice 90.Stupice 91.Sutton 92.Tangella 93.Tiffen Mennonite 94.Ukrainian Heart(O`Neill Strain) 95.Ukrainian Heart(TNMUJ Strain) 96.White Queen 97.Wins All 98.Wuhib 99.Yellow Pear 100.Zogola Neil G. (Canada) |
June 7, 2013 | #133 |
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Retiree.. thank you, thank you, thank you!!]
And to think there are close to 20 that I haven't even heard of. Tania, I will be spending some time on your site. The bad part is that there will be likely many new ones that I want to grow. Will it never end??? Oh, and thank you Carolyn for assembling such a mighty list. |
June 7, 2013 | #134 |
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Prayers & get well wishes going out to Carolyn, from the hills of West Virginia.
JT |
June 7, 2013 | #135 |
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Alpinejs, Happy to see see Neil put in a list.
Try this---hopefully, you'll get to page through the book on-line. http://books.google.com in the window, enter: one hundred heirloom tomatoes hit 'enter" click on one hundred heirloom tomatoes Hope it works!! |
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