[net.garden] Freeze-Resident Tomatoes

ijk@hropus.UUCP (Ihor J. Kinal) (01/21/86)

I was reading in the newspaper that people had developed freeze-resistent
tomatoes; apparently they could be planted a couple of months earlier
than normal (here, in the suburbs of NJ, I plant in mid to late May, which
means it's August before I see any substantial rewards).  Has anyone
heard of these, and whether they'll be generally available??

Thanx
Ihor Kinal
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seb@mtgzz.UUCP (s.e.badian) (01/24/86)

	Thompson & Morgan has a few varieties of very hardy tomatoes.
They are called Sub-Artic Tomatoes. They can be placed out much 
earlier than regular tomatoes - like 2 months and they set fruit
at much lower temperatures.
	See the Thompson & Morgan catalog. They are located in Jackson,
NJ and you can go pick up your seeds yourself if you want.

Sharon Badian
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