Post by fiogga on Feb 24, 2011 9:48:30 GMT -5
Hello everyone,
I found this forum via Bill Jeffers. I'm a member of Seedsavers and tried some of his tomatoes when he listed them in the yearbook. After growing them, I wanted to try more because they have become some of my favorites. Big Cheef has taken over the #1 spot in my garden, fabulous flavor, good production, disease resistance, I'm a fan. I grow about 75 + tomatoes, chiles and other veges. I have a small orchard with gage plums, heirloom apples, pawpaws, persimmons, butternuts, hickories, walnuts, antique roses, currants, gooseberries, raspberries. I'm an avid wildlife photographer, mostly hummingbirds, can't wait till they return! I'm also a print maker and teach alternative photo processes in Indianapolis. My computer skills are limited, I'm happy to be here!!!
I found this forum via Bill Jeffers. I'm a member of Seedsavers and tried some of his tomatoes when he listed them in the yearbook. After growing them, I wanted to try more because they have become some of my favorites. Big Cheef has taken over the #1 spot in my garden, fabulous flavor, good production, disease resistance, I'm a fan. I grow about 75 + tomatoes, chiles and other veges. I have a small orchard with gage plums, heirloom apples, pawpaws, persimmons, butternuts, hickories, walnuts, antique roses, currants, gooseberries, raspberries. I'm an avid wildlife photographer, mostly hummingbirds, can't wait till they return! I'm also a print maker and teach alternative photo processes in Indianapolis. My computer skills are limited, I'm happy to be here!!!
