Re: [tomato] 4th of July tomato

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>>>Burpee featured these this year.  Did anyone get them? How  did they
>turn out?<< I tried  them and found them a waste of time and garden space,
>My favorite early varieties are still Stupice and Early Siberian.
>
>Chuck Wyatt

I agree, Chuck. They are very small, about the size of a golf ball and there
is nothing special about their taste. Interestingly enuff, it was the last
variety to bear fruit in my garden. I know it doesn't sound right but my
Brandywine, German Red Strawberry, Beefmaster, Reisentraube, & Dona all beat
the 4oJ.

Jack

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