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Old August 23, 2010   #24
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Originally Posted by liannenc View Post
Anyone care to update this thread as to what varieties are doing best in the heat this season? With 8 plants, production is crawling for me due to the long period of high temps we've been having here in NC. I was hoping that with twice as many plants as I had last year, I'd be swimming in tomatoes.... too bad that hasn't been the case.

I'm already planning for next year and want to be sure to include some heat-tolerant varieties-- heirloom or hybrid-- so I'd like to know what has been working for people this year.
There are several doing better than I would have expected in this extreme heat. The top two in my garden this year for heat tolerance are

1. Indian Stripe
2. Russian Rose

Others that are holding their own Spudakee, Cowlick brandywine, Wessles purple pride, Big Cheef, in the cherry dept, Green Drs Frosted and German Lunchbox are still producing.
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