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Originally posted by chris View PostI've some just ripe - will be eating them this weekend - if they're good I'll save the seed (thigh no doubt bm has more seed !)"A life lived in fear is a life half lived."
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Originally posted by chris View PostAre the plumb ones those purple chinese ones?
These ones are huge beefstake jobbies.. Massive plants, laden with fruit. I've had to sacrifice a lot - but have them on the windowsil, hopefully they'll ripen up).sigpic“Gorillas are very intelligent, but they don't have to be as delicate as chimps -- they can just smash open the termite nest,”
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Chadwick's cherries are tasting lovely. A friend brought me the seed back from the states but I see that it is available over here, too. They are quite big for cherries, definitely my nicest looking trusses so far."A life lived in fear is a life half lived."
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Originally posted by ButternutSquash View PostThanks all, very helpful. Sweet Aperitif is on my list for next year, and it's not an F1,
Tomato 'Sweet Aperitif' F1 Hybrid - Tomato Seeds - Thompson & Morgan
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I know it's been an exceptional year for my tomatoes but I will definitely grow Black Sea man next year both for the flavour and quantity
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Sweet Aperatif isn't an F1, I originally got mine from realseeds.
I have grown them for the past three years, lots and lots if really sweet cherry toms that everyone who tries them loves.
This years crop is from my own seeds saved from last year.
Thoroughly recommended
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What im planning for next year, ive been looking up various taste tests etc
Sungold -done really well for me this year, a good banker
Floridity - read it won RHS taste test plus seems a good cropper
Egyption
Black cherry
Ailsa Craig
Also been looking for really early tomoatoes and found a couple
Latah - very early outdoor bush
FireworksLast edited by maverick451; 19-08-2014, 09:04 AM.
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Originally posted by ButternutSquash View PostThen I guess it must be. I checked lots of sellers, none said F1, so I assumed it wasn't. How odd. I can't imagine F1 and non F1 forms of the same strain. Perhaps sellers think F1 is best not mentioned."A life lived in fear is a life half lived."
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