May 15, 2024

26 thoughts on “VIDEO: We Grew The Rarest Tomato Ever – The Giant Crimson is BACK!

  1. I personally, have never been into fresh tomatoes, but I like tomato soup, and other kinds of cooked tomato products. How do I figure out what kind, (out of the 500 bazillion types) I would want to try growing?

  2. I've been looking for any follow up to these seed but can't find anything. Was there ever a post or announcement about ever selling the seeds or giving up on distribution?

  3. Are these for sale? I don't see them on the MI Gardener web site? Do they sell out early spring so I never see them? I'm a home gardener and would never distribute these to the monster corporations.
    Someone suggested sending seed to U of Michigan seed bank for posterity. I was thinking the International World Seed Vault for much the same reason.

  4. Would love to thank you so very much for this gift. I say gift because, I am a gardener at heart. I have been so inspired by your passion for gardening. This tomato would be the most important, beautiful and loved tomato in my garden. If you have any seeds to sell, I would really like to grow it. I have many seeds but, I do have a passion for Heirloom tomatoes. I would be willing to pay for the postage. At 62 years of age, I have one life to live to the fullest and enjoy watching the videos you make. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and kindness. God bless you and yours.

  5. Luke, I was one of your customers that bought the 5 seeds you allowed us to buy and ALL FIVE OF MY 5 SEEDS ARE GROWING. I seed start seeds from MIGardner and baby them until they get planted outside later on and the Giant Crimson looks so pretty and strong. Just wanted to let you know that I plan on saving seeds from these plants if I possibly can. Thank you again Luke.

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