So far I've had a great time with Green Zebra, Cherokee Purple, and especially Indian Stripe in the summer. Nyagos did really well for me last year in the heat, but I haven't gown it enough to verify that it is reliable. Black Krim is known to be one of the good tomatoes for southern climates.
Has anyone ever tried parthenocarpic plants, timed to produce during the dog days of summer when the other toms are taking a break? Oregon Spring and Oregon Star are parthenocarpic, and Golden Nugget (det.) is said to have some amount of parthenocarpic blossoms.
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