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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Warm Springs, GA
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Blondkopchen blossom cluster
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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VERY cool... looks like I will have to try that one next year.
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Like my two year niece would say (scream), "That's magic!!!"
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June 13, 2006
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Grew them last year.. rather sweet, not as sweet as sungold.. So many little ones, I got tired of picking them LOL
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June 14, 2006
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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That is such an awsome picture!
 Now I'm just going to HAVE to grow it!  Tomatoes Anonymous...where are you??? (cue scooby dooby do music...LOL)
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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great picture Rena - the Blondkopfchen looks like Ildy tomato I grew a couple of years back. I didn't like the taste of Ildy, it was rather average and reminded me of the generic Yellow Pears... I also grew another similar multiflora yellow tomato - called 'Miurabell Multiflora' (not a true Mirabell), and the taste was better than Ildy...
I've been wondering if these yellow multiflora types are somehow related? I guess it would be close to impossible to conclude one way of the other... Anyway. How does Blondkopfchen taste in your opinion?
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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When you let it ripen to a golden yellow, it is very sweet. It will be coming back next year! Out of about 40 cherries it is on the keeper list. One reason it is taking the heat really well and is very prolific. Sungold is not taking the heat well neither is black Cherry but I will grow the Black Cherry again. One I do not think is coming back I sampled today and that was Brandywine Cherry (looks like little Brandywines) It was pretty tastless. Ilidi has never made it to fruit so it is not returning. I have a hybrid from Thompson Morgan that is very tasty called Loveheart cutie. Thompson Morgans seed are 50% off (per their email I recieved today). Your seeds are in the mail!-Rena
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Rock Hill, SC
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They're teeny-tiny, but if you want a very small cherry tomato that keeps goin in the heat, Matt's Wild Cherry.
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June 14, 2006
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Warm Springs, GA
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Been there -Blonkopchen is not that small... Matts cracked toooo much but alas I did give everyone in the 100 mile radius volunteer plants :wink: Those things are like Kudzu!
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