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bussete1 Joined: 8/18/2007 Location: Omaha Posts: 330	Posted: Aug/30/2008 8:23 PM PST Are the more crinkly ones the brandywine? They look a little pinker than the smooth ones, too. Quote \| Reply \| Report

wolfwalkerpa Joined: 3/20/2007 Location: central Pa. Posts: 892	Posted: Aug/31/2008 1:52 PM PST The 2 on the left are brandy boys and the right one is brandywine . After they are off the vine its hard to tell the difference until i taste them. the b b has a little more acid taste. Quote \| Reply \| Report

chrispaul97 Joined: 6/11/2008 Location: Tennessee Posts: 149	Posted: Sep/24/2008 10:28 AM PST I have 2 beefsteak plants and they are not enough for us. Next year I plan to do at least 3 beefsteak plants and 3 moneymaker. Whatever those are. I never heard of them. We use tons of tomato for soups, slicing, sauces. 6 is probably not enough but it's certainly better than 2. Quote \| Reply \| Report

wolfwalkerpa Joined: 3/20/2007 Location: central Pa. Posts: 892	Posted: Sep/24/2008 2:54 PM PST chrispaul97,, To many tomato's are never enough. lol... But i see you started a new garden and i think you have the right idea by adding a few at a time.6 home grown are better than all the cardboard store tomato's combined.Good luck Quote \| Reply \| Report