Re: [tomato] Monte carlo

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At 09:48 AM 5/11/98 -0500, you wrote:
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>Good Evening Marie-Claude,
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>>Hi, I'm new around here.
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>  We all are it seems.   
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>>Does anyone know about an hybrid called "Monte Carlo". It' an
>indeterminate red tomato...
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>  Sounds like a southern variety.
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>  This year, I have a few new varieties. ONE is called
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>  "Better Bush,  Improved".
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>   It sounds like a LIE to me.  But I will know within about
>60 to 75 days.
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>   Wayne
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>>www.cam.org/~delisle/mcd.html
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>Wayne Fugitt
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Why don't you grow open pollinated instead of hybrid tomatoes?  The OP
'maters taste better, have thinner skins, and are all around superior to
hybrids IMO.  Margaret

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