RE: [tomato] Creole tomato

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OK, I am *not* trying to start a big argument about this, but I am going to
comment.  It seems that a crucial part of heirloom tomatoes is their
history...who brought them from where and when is a big deal.  So, if the
above is true, then the name of the University is important, isn't it?
Perhaps it is a detail, but with heirlooms it seems that details are
important. Now I certainly may be wrong, it's happened once or twice
before.

Catherine.  I always like to have correct information.

Justine



From: "ChuckWyatt/Md/Z7" <ChuckWyatt@compuserve.com> on 06/19/99 01:13 PM

Please respond to Tomato@GlobalGarden.com

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Subject:  RE: [tomato] Creole tomato




Catharine,

Whatever.  The name of the University is not important to me.

Chuck Wyatt

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