I'm looking for either bell peppers or sweet peppers. I never really liked them but a friend of mine bought a package from costco and told me to try them raw. I was like really? So I tried it and they tasted great. Sweet and with the bell pepper taste so I want to try my hand at growing some :) I bought 2 sweet peppers from Home depot. Does anyone know if I can save seeds from those plants? Email me at splitsec002@hotmail.com so we can do a trade or if you don't have what I'm looking for I can still send you some seeds.

Hi, I have some Jet Star..I'll trade for the Murray Smith if you want to.. Winemaker1942

Jay, what is your favorite of the Goliath Series? Did the Old Fashioned Goliath live up to it's namesake? I really liked Bush Goliath when I grew it last year. It had very good flavor. Including this year, I will have experiance growing Bush Goliath and Early Goliath. Bill, I don't know what was up with the green coloring but I actually was pushing the limit on that fruit being over ripe. The flavor was very good though. I've got two plants of that variety in the garden this year. Right now, I'm okay with keeping up with harvested tomatoes - eating in salads or just like they are. But in about two weeks, as happens every year, I'll be overwhelmed with tomatoes, and will end up keeping several folks supplied (LOL). Jay

I never grew Jetstar or Supersonic but I grew the Ramapo and 4th of July this year. But I will try the Supersonic and Jetstar + the Morton next year. As far as the Ramapo F1, I estimate that I had about 65+ per each plant so far out of 5 plants along with 1 4th of July plant that produced around the same. There are still 45+ tomatoes in total approching maturity that have begun about a month ago to sprout. Last year I grew the Early Goliath but was brand new and 4 plants only produced about 40 maters but I think that was my bad since I did not fertilize ect and being new and did not water properly. The photo below shows the head on shot of theRamapos in its current stage (the fourth of July is 2nd on the right but it is hard to see) and the last photo is one of the Ramapos with a Kellog Yellow Beefsteake in the backround that was pretty good too but was planted late in the season (around late June). I guess what I am trying to say is that the Ramapo does not give up in producing for me yet even with 45F nights and mid 60s, however we have a frost approaching next week so it will come to an end, - Mr Beno This post was edited by thebutcher on Sun, Oct 20, 13 at 17:08