Indian Stripe
Limbaugh's Legacy
Pruden's Purple
Cowlick's Brandywine

Okay I'll stop at four but ask me again and I'll have to add German Johnson, JD's Special C Tex, Druzba, Sudduth's, Barlow Jap, Donskoi, Giant Belgium,Couilles de Taureau, Tarasenko-6, Spudakee, ......................................... Are you seeing the problem with this question.

Bill:P

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Yeah.. Same here 200 + varieties in this binder and choosing what to grow for the season is always a challenge.. No matter how much you try to narrow it down you end up 2nd guessing your lists for missed gems.

Delerium: How neat!! I have to get something similar... My seed collection is somewhat more.. hmm, scattered :twisted:

Big Cheef
Indian Stripe
Pruden's Purple

Cuostralee

Wes
Ambrosia gold
Stupice

Stump of the world
Black from Tula
Sungold F1

Sungold F1
Rebel Yell- I bet after this season many others are going to have Rebel Yell on their return every year list. I gave out lots of seeds. PM if you would like some.

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Rebel Yell- I bet after this season many others are going to have Rebel Yell on their return every year list. [/QUOTE]


cant wait to taste them.......:wait:

Must grows always include Cherokee Purple, Moonglow (orange), and Taxi (yellow). That's 3 that always will be in my garden, in addition to 30 something more.

Sungold - my husband wouldn't let me get away with not planting it!

Repeated large tomatoes are:

Black Krim
Striped German

Both do very well in my garden. Striped German was incredibly sweet silky flavorful and juicy with low gel.

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Yeah.. Same here 200 + varieties in this binder and choosing what to grow for the season is always a challenge.. No matter how much you try to narrow it down you end up 2nd guessing your lists for missed gems.[/QUOTE]

Mine is black and yeah, around 150 varieties. Each one saying, "Plant Me - Plant ME!" :lol:

I'll let you know after this year :lol: I am growing all new varieties this year other than Big Beef.

Lindas Faux

One not mentioned yet, Aunt Ruby's German Green. Like the pic under my name! A must grow every year.