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Tomatoes from Canada seem to have the most flavor and thinner skins katmondoo May 2019 #1
Jamaican tomatoes are the absolute best malaise May 2019 #2
Will you ship to Up-State NY ? pangaia May 2019 #33
I would if I could malaise May 2019 #35
Oh, that sounds WONderful !!! pangaia May 2019 #37
Folks tell me you get really good fresh stuff in some places malaise May 2019 #53
It shouldn't be that expensive to ship them from Queens, NY. TheBlackAdder May 2019 #87
Thanks but no thanks. pangaia May 2019 #90
I'm putting in my order for guineps SoCalDem May 2019 #47
Too early malaise May 2019 #51
When I was a kid, we would go into the jungle and pick them SoCalDem May 2019 #55
We ate them all damn day when we were kids malaise May 2019 #57
Thick skins allow for machine harvesting -- what's a little thing like flavor when compared to ... Hekate May 2019 #14
Those tomatoes are grown on hothouses under ideal conditions. Blue_true May 2019 #60
For this reason, I often marinate my store bought tomatoes before I use them LuvLoogie May 2019 #3
Thanks for that! CrispyQ May 2019 #4
I get mine from the garden of a friend. nt tblue37 May 2019 #5
The best source! CrispyQ May 2019 #9
After a couple years hiatus, we are planting tomatoes again this year. LuvLoogie May 2019 #28
You are welcome. LuvLoogie May 2019 #31
Heck yeah! Everything in the world gets better Codeine May 2019 #24
Do you marinate them whole or cut them up? n/t lordsummerisle May 2019 #77
Cut up in whatever form I will use them. Slices or wedges. LuvLoogie May 2019 #89
Also hothouse tomatoes don't get enough sun MagickMuffin May 2019 #6
Tomatoes have an astonishing number of genes. Codeine May 2019 #19
That is changing fast. Blue_true May 2019 #61
Most of the tomatoes we get here are from local farms or the Med DFW May 2019 #7
I agree - the greenhouse tomatoes have no taste malaise May 2019 #36
They can be tasty if done right. NutmegYankee May 2019 #39
I've never tasted one with real tomato favor malaise May 2019 #41
It's not the method, it's the type. NutmegYankee May 2019 #44
You have a point malaise May 2019 #49
I grow heirloom cherry tomatoes all winter in my south windows womanofthehills May 2019 #56
Actually Malaise. Blue_true May 2019 #63
Very Interesting malaise May 2019 #64
A big problem with hothouse tomatoes is how the producer handles the harvest cycle. Blue_true May 2019 #70
Thanks for the details malaise May 2019 #72
You are right. If the LED light wavelengths are optimized for a tomato plant Blue_true May 2019 #62
Could just be economics. NutmegYankee May 2019 #80
All good points. nt Blue_true May 2019 #81
I have a pet mosquito I'm bringing up as a vegetarian. Beakybird May 2019 #8
If science would fucking leave our food alone it would taste good. I fear they will replace the wasupaloopa May 2019 #10
they did all that the old fashioned way. mopinko May 2019 #11
There are no marketed GMO tomatoes. This was old fashioned breeding. NutmegYankee May 2019 #17
Exactly. NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #21
You get back from your White flower visit? NutmegYankee May 2019 #38
Had a super time! Gave three one hour talks, two on Fri, one on Sat - NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #40
The moment I saw this thread malaise May 2019 #42
. NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #43
Exactly and in doing so, scientists purposely eliminated characteristics that made the tomatoes Blue_true May 2019 #66
If science stopped "fucking" with our food Codeine May 2019 #20
Sometimes Turin_C3PO May 2019 #45
It's discouraging. Codeine May 2019 #58
Good point, but I don't fully agree. Blue_true May 2019 #69
Thank you. nt Quixote1818 May 2019 #84
Question: Act_of_Reparation May 2019 #91
and this is why we need to save the old varieties. mopinko May 2019 #12
I refer to tomatoes from the grocery as, "plastic tomatoes". Bayard May 2019 #13
Store bought tomatoes. Hybrids bred for machine harvest, picked NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #15
Strawbales? Codeine May 2019 #23
If you google NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #25
Awesome! I'll look it up! Codeine May 2019 #26
Lol Faux pas May 2019 #16
Farmer's markets shanti May 2019 #18
Meh. If you want fresh, affordable tomatoes Codeine May 2019 #22
Yup... we've become"seasonal eaters"...focusing on using NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #27
There u go being all reasonable again...get on the outrage wagon!!! lol nt EX500rider May 2019 #29
She can be like that sometimes, well often. nt Blue_true May 2019 #71
My avatar aside, Codeine May 2019 #74
Ohh, sorry. For some reason I had pegged you as a female poster. Blue_true May 2019 #75
It's all good. Codeine May 2019 #83
K& R.Planted 2 heirloom varieties this week bronxiteforever May 2019 #30
I am the lucky duck that named Cherokee Purple.. NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #46
That is so awesome! Thanks for sharing this. bronxiteforever May 2019 #50
I knew from your past posts that you were into tomatoes. Blue_true May 2019 #73
I've grown Cherokee Purple in the past Greybnk48 May 2019 #54
Ah - I've grown it - nice tomato (from 1934) NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #78
How many people know that tomatoes are supposed to taste fruity and almost sweet? DetlefK May 2019 #32
Very few, I suppose. smirkymonkey May 2019 #76
I know many. NutmegYankee May 2019 #82
Anyone who thinks today's tomatoes are awful marybourg May 2019 #34
remember hpw great fuji apples when they were exotic? SoCalDem May 2019 #48
Yes! marybourg May 2019 #67
So true about Romas. Codeine May 2019 #59
Yep. marybourg May 2019 #68
We LOVE tomatoes! I grow my own, and we belong to a CSA group. Greybnk48 May 2019 #52
It' Not just tomatoes watoos May 2019 #65
Great news! But until they get the genes back in the standard tomatoes, heirlooms are great. gulliver May 2019 #79
I figured it was just a matter of time before they figured something like this out Quixote1818 May 2019 #85
I have to grow tomatoes in the Winter. Ligyron May 2019 #86
Tomatoes aren't the problem. PoindexterOglethorpe May 2019 #88
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