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My seeds from Heritage Tomato seeds came today. I did order AMAZON CHOCOLATE but mostly I ordered varieties from The New Dwarf Projects. Originally I had planned to order four of the ones prior relesed that they showed on the Heritage Website, DWARF MR SNOW, SUMMERTIME GOLD, ROSELLA PURPLE and TASMANIAN CHOCOLATE. Well, I did order them but when I went to look the site was updated with more New Dwarf Project varieties, newer ones I guess. So I just just could NOT resist also ordering PERTH PRIDE. Well, much to my happy surprise when the seeds arived today I also have IDITAROD RED which is marked as a free gift. I am really impressed, I have not gotten extra gift seeds from any of the other places that I ordered tomato seeds.
So comments on any of these that I will be growing next spring welcome. Not that I know that much about the dwarf varieties in general but know hardly anything about those two new releases. I do know the basic history of The New Dwarf Project as I have read it on their website. And I think this entire project and The New Dwarf varieties is a fantastic thing. I can't wait to do my own garden taste tests.
I have never grown a yellow tomato before which is why I choose to go with those two yellow varieties. They both sounded good, I couldn't chooze between them so decided the best way was to actually try out both for myself. And this year I have a plant of CHEROKEE PURPLE in my garden and since I have read that ROSELLA PURPLE is a smaller version, I will be having ROSELLA PURPLE and not CHEROKEE PURPLE next year.
Can't wait for next season!
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