Thanks for the info.
I avoid hybrid plants cause I can’t save the seeds.
However, I’m going to save the tomatoes from my best plants for seeds for next year. Maybe eventually I can find some that are somewhat blight resistant.
That’s where the problem comes in with Heirlooms. However - they’ve GOT to be tough as nails in order to have survived so long.
Puzzling! :)
As for Heirlooms, the best tomatoes I’ve grown with some disease resistance have been:
Cherokee Purple (LOVE!)
Brandywine
Amish Paste
Constoluto Genovese (LOVE!)
Mr. Stripey
Black Krim
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