Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 07:13:23 -0700
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Greetings Lojban,


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Good point on the smaller market. Probably other places on the globe could use it also. Are there any hybridizers on this forum? I understand the science of it but it is not what I do. Could we collectively hire a seed company to make one? My guess is that a medium or large summer florida tomato is doable. So it looks like a  thing caused by small market.
On the other hand, because there is very little to grow in the hot florida summer I think the penetration in the market would be much greater. What florida gardner would say no to a tasty tomato bearing June, July, and August? BIg slicers.Wondering if Matt's Wild cherry & Everglades might be the same thing? I grew MWC & it was a sprawling, prolific plant yielding scads of tiny little fruits - very sweet & very seedy, so best for fresh eating; I tried cooking & it was nothing but a mass of seeds w/ a bit of juice & skins. Flavor was best early in the season & declined as the plant got older. It self-seeded easily too...