rone (septoria mostly) and
not very productive. Also, the taste was okay but not up there with
Black Krim or Black Brandywine. What's funny about it is where I
live, yup, Tennessee, home of the Cherokee Purple.

Lee Hall
Zone 6B - Tennessee




I think Cherokee Purple needs dry conditions. I have good luck with it -- if I
do not water too often. Maybe Tennessee is too humid?

/z.