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FarmerCathy · January 17, 2008

This is my list so far. Do you think I have too many similar varieties? My list consists of mostly what you suggested, but some of the ones suggested I didn't think would do well in my climate. I looked them up on the cultivar finder on Dave's Garden website. So this is it, let me know.

Cherokee purple
Aunt Ginny's Purple
Eva Purple Ball-Tomato Seeds
Stump O' The World
Cuostralee
Marvel Stripe
San Marzano - for paste (had already gotten it so that is why I decided to sell it)
Caspian Pink
Chadwick Cherry(for a regular cherry)
Brandywine
Siletz - For a determinate variety
Illinois Beauty - couldn't find Redfield Beauty
Pineapple
Isis Candy

The ones below I'm including, but are mostly for my own use

Delicious
Arkansas Traveler (for my dad)
Flame (Hillbilly)
Wapsipinicon Peach
Aunt Ruby's German Green
Sungold (my only hybrid)

January 17, 2008	#23
FarmerCathy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Carmichael, CA Posts: 42	This is my list so far. Do you think I have too many similar varieties? My list consists of mostly what you suggested, but some of the ones suggested I didn't think would do well in my climate. I looked them up on the cultivar finder on Dave's Garden website. So this is it, let me know. Cherokee purple Aunt Ginny's Purple Eva Purple Ball-Tomato Seeds Stump O' The World Cuostralee Marvel Stripe San Marzano - for paste (had already gotten it so that is why I decided to sell it) Caspian Pink Chadwick Cherry(for a regular cherry) Brandywine Siletz - For a determinate variety Illinois Beauty - couldn't find Redfield Beauty Pineapple Isis Candy The ones below I'm including, but are mostly for my own use Delicious Arkansas Traveler (for my dad) Flame (Hillbilly) Wapsipinicon Peach Aunt Ruby's German Green Sungold (my only hybrid)