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So great to hear from you! Please share your favorites here because it might save me time on my orders next year too. Like you I always add and take away a few. I won’t be growing any more of the currant tomatoes – for instance – they are just too small and fuzzy to handle.
It’s always amazing how many tomato varieties there are – I’m growing around 10 or so varieties this year and the only one that crosses over with yours is Juliet (a favourite here too!). I also grew several that were disappointing, which I actually don’t mind as that means I have more room to try out some new varieties next yearn 🙂