>>46749 (me again)
>I've selected one that was crossed so as to produce larger fruits (but still ripen on time unlike most of the crosses).Saved seeds from these and the new fruit are doing great, the fruit got even bigger! Have about ten plants after aggressive selection (more on that later). Actually fertilized these beds this year, and started the tomatoes early, so no doubt that helped too.
>Other crops include a large collection of thai kang kob mocshata pumpkins.>Only one vine of these really produced, so I'm going to select from this one.I selected from two and they are going crazy from my low maintenance beds! Unfortunately had a hill of assorted Moschatas (more on that later) and these all died from a lack of maintenance.
>We've also got a small plot of russian kale.>Another very resilient plant that tends to do a little better in the fall when there's no butterflies to eat them.These plants are doing great this year too, although they pale in comparison to the wild mix I got (more on that later).
>We planted a lot of half-runner beans, but not sure any actually produced.>A favorite from around the area.Still have a bunch of these growing.
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