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heirloom tomatoes in Georgetown Texas and bhn 444
Hi Im pondering my garden experience this season. Im sorta bummed at
the BHN444 tomato. It didnt produce that well and maybe it was disease resistant to some things but the plant just looked horrible. The only tomato plant that did well in my garden this year was Snow White and it was great though did get some disease! Im only now getting some tomatoes on my bhn 444 and they arent that great. So Im thinking go heirloom next year... and Im thinking go the route where you just each year buy a bag of potting soil and plant each tomato plant in that bag then after gone and no disease compost it. Is this a decent strategy? Also what is a good heirloom I could use. Im pretty much in the mind set every year its going to get some sort of disease...but I want a good variety that I can get the seeds from and replant each year. That I can get a decent yield. So questions again: Is my BHN444 experience yours? What is a good heirloom for central texas? |
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Since I didnt get a response here on either Bhn444 variety or heirlooms
though I see past posts of (Jefferson DAvis) this is what a heirloom seed company recs for our area...central texas not sure of how these will do but if someone else is looking to try heirloom seed for central tx this may be of a help to them....Lord Bless. Old Homestead, Super Sioux, Porter, Pearson Improved or Big Red |
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