Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Harris' Rural Annual for 1902: Seeds From the Grower to the Sower
In the case of plants like Tomatoes, which produce seed the first season, selection is made while the plants are growing. It 3. Tomato plant is seen to produce fruit of a type different from that desired, it is pulled up. Also when picking all rough and inferior fruits are discarded. If a plant is seen to produce especially fine fruit of uniform size and quality, the seed from a few of the fines; specimens is carefully saved and the next. Crop is raised from this seed. This method carried on for a number of years produces a strain with a pedigree and one that is Just as thoroughbred as any live stock.
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