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|    Wilson to GMP    |
|    Re: Tomato variety "Jetsonic"    |
|    14 May 23 11:59:29    |
      From: nowhere@nearyou.com              On 5/11/2023 2:45 AM, GMP wrote:       > I planted them 4yrs in a row but could never find new seeds. A fantastic       > tomato: slightly acidic with strong "old fashioned" flavor. I saved seeds       > from the last picking so still grow them. Very good germination rate from       > saved seeds. I LOVE THIS TOMATO.       >       I hate getting some seeds, loving the outcome and then not being able to       ever find the seeds again. One of these was Oliver Brussels Sprouts. Another       is Lutz Green Leaf Beets.       But for tomatoes, I have managed to stick with heirloom varieties. New one       from last year is a Polish heirloom variety that came to this country       (supposedly) in the early 1900's called Opalka (Solanum lycopersicum). Named       after the family that brought them here. Very meaty, dry and few seeds.       I got a drop tomato from my neighbor and have had an 100% germination rate       this year.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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