So I am crossing it with Pink Berkeley Tie Dye to see if I can get the size and flavor enhanced. Such fun, this amateur tomato breeding!

One I named for my wife, Dwarf Sweet Sue, worked out better - one of my favorite tomatoes!

Amateur!
Your book is still in my Amazon wish list.

I haven't done a damn thing this year but put the "perennial" cherry tomato I had from last year outside. It made a bunch of fruit and has now pretty much died off. so I guess it was a biannual instead.

they were tasty and I did get a good crop of apricots this year, freezer is almost full of those!

oh yeah a few zinnias and some basil.

What did your daughter say when you told her about the name?

The nice thing about developing new tomatoes is naming them. So far, we have, in addition to the above

Sauce Mary (still being worked on) and Dwarf Kelly Green for Sue's aunt and uncle
Dwarf Wild Fred for my dad
Dwarf Black Angus for Sue's dad (not released/finished yet)
Dwarf Caitydid for my other daughter (play on words with the insect and her name) - not done yet