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Tomatoes and More

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I have a couple of questions for everyone.  I will be expanding the
garden next year with the idea of putting up more things.  More canning,
freezing, drying.  So this year I'm experimenting with varieties, timing
and anything else I can think of. OK, LOL, I always do some
experimenting, but this year it's intentional.

One of the things I'm doing is growing a number of different tomatoes to
see which due best for me.  I plan on doing some seed saving to promote
some site adaptations, so open pollinated varieties are my first choice.

I would love it if you all could tell me your favorite varieties and
why.  Where I am (Southern Oregon) Early Girl seems to be the general
favorite.  I'm not fond of it though because I don't find it a really
tasty tomatoe for fresh eating.  So far I've selected Medford, Fantastic
(a hybrid), Anna Russian and Tall Rose Vine but I'm looking for at least
2 more.  Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Gail


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