Which ones are you REALLY looking forward to this year?? - Page 4

ReginaAnn · February 24, 2014

Captain Lucky. Takes forever but are good enough to make you holler out loud.

ginger2778 · February 24, 2014

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Originally Posted by ReginaAnn

Captain Lucky. Takes forever but are good enough to make you holler out loud.

Second that. I'm a huge fan of it.

Marsha

b54red · February 25, 2014

The only truly new one to me I am going to try this year is Red Brandywine. Hope I can get a good graft of it on one of my rootstock otherwise it would probably die of fusarium. I'm also looking forward to seeing how some of the new rootstock I am trying this year will affect growth, production and taste on my favorites.

Bill

Caspian Pink · February 25, 2014

New ones that I'm looking forward to are:
Brad's Black Heart
German Red Strawberry
Wes
Stump of the World
Limbaugh's Legacy Potato Top
Crnkovic Yugoslavian
Dr. Lyle
Guker's Special
KBX
Orange Minsk
Absinthe
JD's Special C-Tex Tomato
Dwarf Summertime Gold
Dwarf Tasmanian Chocolate
Captain Lucky

Sodak · February 26, 2014

Big Ben (to compare w Stump of the World)
Stump OTW
Red Barn
Boondocks
Dester
Estler's Mortgage Lifter
Aunt Gerties Gold
Sweet Ozark Orange
Wes
Fish Lake Oxheart
Joe's Pink Oxheart
Bloody butcher
Gary'O Sena
Paul Robeson
Fruity Cherry

patty_b · February 26, 2014

I look forward to tasting each and everyone, but excited to see what these will be like....
Japanese Pink Cherry
Carie Claxon
Mamie Brown's Pink
Eva's Schoeneck Pink
Joe's Pink Oxheart
Dixiewine
Cuostralee

Sun City Linda · February 26, 2014

Chinese Purple. Garden Boy sent it to me a couple of years ago with rave reviews about taste and productivity and I have never gotten around to growing it until now.

Kellogs Breakfest - Another that I have never gotten around to growing.

Sweet Million - Its been over a decade, but the seed came up!

Pale Perfect Purple - planted too late last year and the heat got it.

gssgarden · February 26, 2014

Captain Lucky looks awesome!! Putting it on my list for next year!!

Love this thread! Get to peek at the must haves for next year!! lol

Greg

aclum · February 26, 2014

Hi,

I think I'll be growing around 60 different varieties this season and am looking forward to all of them! But I'm REALLY looking forward to trying

Margaret Curtain
Work Release Paste
Coustralee
Virginia Sweets
Purple Bumble Bee

Anne

Sunsi · February 27, 2014

Carolyn

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Spadaro is one I introduced and I offered seeds for it in my recent seed offer here, now closed.

If you PM me with your address I'll send a few seeds to you, especially since Tania lists no other seed sources. However, there are some SSE members listing it, Neil L in IL does seed production for me and he's the one who sent me those seeds for my seed offer.

Thanks, Carolyn, I appreciate your kind offer--PM'd you I'm and looking forward to Spadaro this season.

Sodak

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Big Ben (to compare w Stump of the World)
Stump OTW
Red Barn
Boondocks
Dester
Estler's Mortgage Lifter
Aunt Gerties Gold
Sweet Ozark Orange
Wes
Fish Lake Oxheart
Joe's Pink Oxheart
Bloody butcher
Gary'O Sena
Paul Robeson
Fruity Cherry

Sodak, have you grown Red Barn before--I'm trying it for the first time this year--heard good things about that one. If you did grow could you describe the taste as you experienced it, thank you.

Sodak · February 27, 2014

My first year for Red Barn. Attempting to try most of the Bratka and Ben Q. tomatoes over the next couple of years, plus several others.

charline · February 27, 2014

my first year for following and I am really excited:

Tasmanian Blushing Yellow
Berkeley Tie Dye
Ananas noire
Indian Stripe
Qiyanai Huang
Costoluto Genovese
gelbe Dattelwein
White Rabbit

Tormato · February 28, 2014

Likely one last try at germinating some Elbonian Mud Ball (F2) seed. I'm only looking forward to a long struggle toward getting some plants with fruit.
No way am I looking forward to tasting those awful things.

Oh yeah...Dester, too.

Dr. L

ve Apple

RJGlew · February 28, 2014

Black Opal (Casey's)
Novcerkasskij 416 (Tatiana's)

Planting countdown: 22 days...

February 26, 2014	#50
Sodak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: 5a SD Posts: 253	Big Ben (to compare w Stump of the World) Stump OTW Red Barn Boondocks Dester Estler's Mortgage Lifter Aunt Gerties Gold Sweet Ozark Orange Wes Fish Lake Oxheart Joe's Pink Oxheart Bloody butcher Gary'O Sena Paul Robeson Fruity Cherry __________________ Fight the good fight, finish the course and keep the faith Last edited by Sodak; February 26, 2014 at 09:26 AM.

February 27, 2014	#56
Sodak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: 5a SD Posts: 253	My first year for Red Barn. Attempting to try most of the Bratka and Ben Q. tomatoes over the next couple of years, plus several others. __________________ Fight the good fight, finish the course and keep the faith

February 28, 2014	#58
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,965	Likely one last try at germinating some Elbonian Mud Ball (F2) seed. I'm only looking forward to a long struggle toward getting some plants with fruit. No way am I looking forward to tasting those awful things. Oh yeah...Dester, too. Dr. Lve Apple

February 24, 2014	#46
ReginaAnn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Northern CA Posts: 203	Captain Lucky. Takes forever but are good enough to make you holler out loud.

February 25, 2014	#48
b54red Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 7,068	The only truly new one to me I am going to try this year is Red Brandywine. Hope I can get a good graft of it on one of my rootstock otherwise it would probably die of fusarium. I'm also looking forward to seeing how some of the new rootstock I am trying this year will affect growth, production and taste on my favorites. Bill

February 25, 2014	#49
Caspian Pink Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: US Posts: 18	New ones that I'm looking forward to are: Brad's Black Heart German Red Strawberry Wes Stump of the World Limbaugh's Legacy Potato Top Crnkovic Yugoslavian Dr. Lyle Guker's Special KBX Orange Minsk Absinthe JD's Special C-Tex Tomato Dwarf Summertime Gold Dwarf Tasmanian Chocolate Captain Lucky

February 26, 2014	#51
patty_b Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 487	I look forward to tasting each and everyone, but excited to see what these will be like.... Japanese Pink Cherry Carie Claxon Mamie Brown's Pink Eva's Schoeneck Pink Joe's Pink Oxheart Dixiewine Cuostralee

February 26, 2014	#52
Sun City Linda Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: SoCal Inland Posts: 2,705	Chinese Purple. Garden Boy sent it to me a couple of years ago with rave reviews about taste and productivity and I have never gotten around to growing it until now. Kellogs Breakfest - Another that I have never gotten around to growing. Sweet Million - Its been over a decade, but the seed came up! Pale Perfect Purple - planted too late last year and the heat got it.

February 26, 2014	#53
gssgarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: N.C. Posts: 1,822	Captain Lucky looks awesome!! Putting it on my list for next year!! Love this thread! Get to peek at the must haves for next year!! lol Greg

February 26, 2014	#54
aclum Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Merced, CA Posts: 832	Hi, I think I'll be growing around 60 different varieties this season and am looking forward to all of them! But I'm REALLY looking forward to trying Margaret Curtain Work Release Paste Coustralee Virginia Sweets Purple Bumble Bee Anne

February 27, 2014	#57
charline Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: France Posts: 688	my first year for following and I am really excited: Tasmanian Blushing Yellow Berkeley Tie Dye Ananas noire Indian Stripe Qiyanai Huang Costoluto Genovese gelbe Dattelwein White Rabbit

February 28, 2014	#59
RJGlew Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Alberta, Canada Posts: 643	Black Opal (Casey's) Novcerkasskij 416 (Tatiana's) Planting countdown: 22 days...