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Garden Master
I don't want to beat up on her too hard. She really is a remarkable tomato. Some folks say, "Early Girl? No way!" They just don't find the flavor they were hoping for :/. And, we can't save the seed. Someone has got a leash around our tomato gardener's neck and we are drug-off to garden center every year to buy a packet from the racks
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What would a substitute look like? I'd say
> Slicer < (2 inch or 5 ounce, or larger) > Early < (less than a 65-day rating) >> Flavorful << >> Not a Hybrid <<
Steve
Here are some varieties and my experience with a few to get us started. I may have included 1 or 2 in error & have certainly missed a few:
Alaska
Earliana ~ what i was growing when Early Girl was just getting started. i found it a bit "seedy."
Early Wonder ~ the flavor seemed kind of disappointing to me.
Fireworks ~ will try it this year.
Glacier
Kootenai ~ one i grew a coon's age ago and i don't remember it being 5oz but that size is claimed by the seed companies.
Manitoba
Oregon Spring
Prairie Fire
Red Alert
Siberia
Siletz
What would a substitute look like? I'd say
> Slicer < (2 inch or 5 ounce, or larger) > Early < (less than a 65-day rating) >> Flavorful << >> Not a Hybrid <<
Steve
Here are some varieties and my experience with a few to get us started. I may have included 1 or 2 in error & have certainly missed a few:
Alaska
Earliana ~ what i was growing when Early Girl was just getting started. i found it a bit "seedy."
Early Wonder ~ the flavor seemed kind of disappointing to me.
Fireworks ~ will try it this year.
Glacier
Kootenai ~ one i grew a coon's age ago and i don't remember it being 5oz but that size is claimed by the seed companies.
Manitoba
Oregon Spring
Prairie Fire
Red Alert
Siberia
Siletz