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Jun 17, 2012 1:56 PM CST
Name: Rita
North Shore, Long Island, NY
Zone 6B
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I only have the one plant of CHEROKEE PURPLE. In the past I have tried BLACK KRIM but very dissapointed. The fruit always cracked so I will never try that one again. But I have read rave reviews of CHEROKEE PURPLE so I figgured I would try it. So far so good. Plant is a good grower and has set green fruits already. Unlike MORTGAGE LIFTER which I have tried before and am trying again. No fruit on it at all. If it doesn't do well this summer it will be off my list forever also.

Another I do like is the pink GERMAN QUEEN but I didn't get any this year. I buy mostly the hybred tomatoes with only a few heirlooms thrown in each year. I have tried so many diffent strains of BRANDYWINE and they all have been flops for me so another I will not be growing again.

This year tried PATIO tomato in a container, fist time for me. Loaded with fruit. Also loaded with fruit is another in a container, BETTER BUSH. And one that is planted in ground but looks very promising, SUPERFANTASTIC.

I love my tomatoes! Hilarious! Thumbs up

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