Re: OT > Perennials or Veggies?

Donna Donna Donna....Tomatoes are perennial. I've had em in a green house for 3 years and I have seen photoes (pun) of plants in Italy that grew to the roof and down the other side and rooted in again that had to be very old. Just we can't do that does mean they arent. I bet Burgmansia are annual in Alaska.
Didier 'Dee' Maujean
Eugene, Oregon USA
Zone 8

PS I thought Toms were fruit?

----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna" <gossiper@sbcglobal.net>
To: <perennials@hort.net>
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 7:42 AM
Subject: Re: A TRAITOR > OT > Perennials or Veggies?


well it appears this list is way OT for various
reasons...

like why are we talking tomatoes? This is a Perennial
list....

Folks might want to check out the other hort.net
mailing lists, I am sure there is something for
everyone there.

And to keep this somewhat on topic... many of us have
been in the drought/high temps un-season like for this
neck of the woods.

So what perennial survived the best, put on the best
show, or had an interesting development because of it.

Donna
who is usually off topic and has no reason to complain.

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