Hi all,
Will seed from my Gardeners Delight toms. come true?
and
I've grown them several times using seed from different seed
companies,can't remember which.
Some years they taste better than other years,so question.
Do some seed companies have strains that taste better than other
companies,if so who's best for taste?
Or is it all down to how I look after them?
Thanks a lot.

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On Jul 27, 10:19 am, Wane Smooth wrote:
Hi all,
Will seed from my Gardeners Delight toms. come true?
and
I've grown them several times using seed from different seed
companies,can't remember which.
Some years they taste better than other years,so question.
Do some seed companies have strains that taste better than other
companies,if so who's best for taste?
Or is it all down to how I look after them?
Thanks a lot.

I can't answer that but I know there is a poster here who can, come in
Sacha.

Judith

Wane Smooth wrote:
Hi all,
Will seed from my Gardeners Delight toms. come true?
and
I've grown them several times using seed from different seed
companies,can't remember which.
Some years they taste better than other years,so question.
Do some seed companies have strains that taste better than other
companies,if so who's best for taste?
Or is it all down to how I look after them?
Thanks a lot.

Any other toms locally within a bee's flight range?

Les


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Les Hemmings presented the following explanation :
Wane Smooth wrote:
Hi all,
Will seed from my Gardeners Delight toms. come true?
and
I've grown them several times using seed from different seed
companies,can't remember which.
Some years they taste better than other years,so question.
Do some seed companies have strains that taste better than other
companies,if so who's best for taste?
Or is it all down to how I look after them?
Thanks a lot.

Any other toms locally within a bee's flight range?

Les

Ah,good point Les,thanks.
Should be intresting to try some and find out :-)

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On 27/7/07 18:26, in article
,
" wrote:

On Jul 27, 10:19 am, Wane Smooth wrote:
Hi all,
Will seed from my Gardeners Delight toms. come true?
and
I've grown them several times using seed from different seed
companies,can't remember which.
Some years they taste better than other years,so question.
Do some seed companies have strains that taste better than other
companies,if so who's best for taste?
Or is it all down to how I look after them?
Thanks a lot.

I can't answer that but I know there is a poster here who can, come in
Sacha.

Judith


My home grown husband expert says F1 won't come true but could - might - be
close enough.
If the seed companies are doing a true GD, which means crossing one parent
with the other every year to get the seed, the progeny should always be the
same. It could vary according to the growing medium, watering and the
weather in any given year. Conditions change.
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On 27/7/07 18:26, in article
,
" wrote:

On Jul 27, 10:19 am, Wane Smooth wrote:
Hi all,
Will seed from my Gardeners Delight toms. come true?
and
I've grown them several times using seed from different seed
companies,can't remember which.
Some years they taste better than other years,so question.
Do some seed companies have strains that taste better than other
companies,if so who's best for taste?
Or is it all down to how I look after them?
Thanks a lot.

I can't answer that but I know there is a poster here who can, come in
Sacha.

Judith


My home grown husband expert says F1 won't come true but could - might - be
close enough.
If the seed companies are doing a true GD, which means crossing one parent
with the other every year to get the seed, the progeny should always be the
same. It could vary according to the growing medium, watering and the
weather in any given year. Conditions change.

Thanks Sacha,I didn't know they were F1's.

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