Oops, your right! I'll fix that. So Brad Gates must have just used it as a parent, but didn't develop Green Zebra itself. Thanks for the clarification. I don't know how I missed that.

Hi, Alice. Nice to see you! I don't have anything specifically on your wishlist, except maybe sunflowers. The Honey Bear is truly awesome. If you can find enough items you want, I'd like to trade for your: nicandra 'Black Pod' phlox 'Dwarf Beauty' rudbeckia 'Irish Eyes' sunflower 'Autumn Beauty' - I've had this one before, and really liked it~~ Oh, and I do have HH on my list... PLMK, Constance.

The growing medium is a mixture of 2 soils from my local nursery. Here are the descriptions: Garden Mix Soil This soil blend is ideal for a new garden. Lots of organic materials and nutrients makes it great for vegetable and flower gardens. This soil has a compost base and is blended with some sand. No green waste is used - less weeds & less problems! Organic Garden Mix Premium organic top soil containing fish meal, ultra-kelp, worm castings, alfalfa, composted fine bark, mushroom manure, and sourced low silt sand. Great for edible gardens and rejuvenating poor soils. I bought half cubic yard of each and mixed the two for my garden this year. The wood is part of the medium as I did not add any mulch myself. And yes, the tomatoes are in a container - 1 plant in each. I attached a picture of the planter. It is partially full of plastic bottles at the bottom (lined with landscape fabric) as I did not want to fill the entire planter with soil. I read Tiny Tims were good candidates for containers. I transplanted them outside around the 2nd-3rd week of May. They are situated on a south facing deck and gets sun for majority of the day. Here is a link that might be useful:

Any of the greenish tomatoes, I tell when they are ripe by feel. Close your eyes and put your hand around the tomato, you can feel when it is heavy and a little soft. Then it is ripe. Also, if it is still on the vine, it will usually separate from the vine very easy when it is ripe. Like if you hold it and it falls into your hand, it is time.