This tags along with the article posted about the tomatoe tree at EPCOT. These pics were taken on the Behind the Seeds Tour in the Land.
Kwit35 said:I don't even like tomatoes and those look good. Is that a good tour? I wouldn't mind going on that one. I love that ride.
Thanks :wave:TTATraveler said:Behinds the Seeds is a great tour. It is about an hour long and you get to see and learn much more then you do on Living with The Land. Those tomatos look great.
TTATraveler said:Behinds the Seeds is a great tour. It is about an hour long and you get to see and learn much more then you do on Living with The Land. Those tomatos look great.
Pongo said:How much does it cost?
$12/per adult and $10/per child (3-9). Reservations can be made up to one year in advance.Pongo said:How much does it cost?
The tomatoes taste great! I took the Behind the Seeds tour last summer, and they gave us samples during the tour. They were the sweetest tomatoes that I've ever tasted. The tour is really great, and I'd highly recommend it (especially since I may be giving the tour starting in June! ) The tour goes through all of the greenhouses that you see in Living with the Land, but in much greater detail. Among other things, you get to take a close look at the Biotechnology lab, take a look inside one of the mist boxes, check out the greenhouses' integrated pest management programs, and try your nose at identifying spices.Tuddle said:WOW! I wonder how they taste:lol:
Tuddle said:WOW! I wonder how they taste:lol:
WDWTestDummy said:good golly miss molly.
if i was a tomatoe eater.
well, i think i would be in heaven when the tour guide wasent looking.:lookaroun
hakunamatata said:It is a really good tour. We got samples of the cucumbers. We were not able to have the toatoes.
Another really cool part of the tour is getting to be close up to the aquaculture part. Close up of the fish, crocks, and very large shrimp.
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