Thoughts on these beefsteaks that I haven't tried?

ac21686 · March 14, 2023

This forum has been a tremendous resource for trying new tomato varieties, but I still feel like I'm so behind

Every year, our garden center does a modest garden stand to pass the time in late July and August when it gets quiet. Since we don't expect to make much money from it, we don't really care that we don't plant especially productive varieties. Anyway, looking through almost any seed site for tomatoes is daunting. I've had good luck with seeds from Tomato Growers Supply, so I'm sticking with them for the bulk of the varieties. I did search the forums for some of these, but figured it'd be best in one place.

1884
Believe It or Not
Boondocks
Brandywine Liam's
Dutchman
Earl's Faux
Florida Pink
Granny Cantrell
Henderson's Winsall
Magnum
Marizol Red
Olena Ukranian
Richardson
Sainte Lucie
Soldacki
Tidwell German
Watermelon

Hmmm, not as crazy long a list as I thought it would end up!

March 14, 2023	#1
ac21686 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: CT Posts: 68	Thoughts on these beefsteaks that I haven't tried? This forum has been a tremendous resource for trying new tomato varieties, but I still feel like I'm so behind Every year, our garden center does a modest garden stand to pass the time in late July and August when it gets quiet. Since we don't expect to make much money from it, we don't really care that we don't plant especially productive varieties. Anyway, looking through almost any seed site for tomatoes is daunting. I've had good luck with seeds from Tomato Growers Supply, so I'm sticking with them for the bulk of the varieties. I did search the forums for some of these, but figured it'd be best in one place. 1884 Believe It or Not Boondocks Brandywine Liam's Dutchman Earl's Faux Florida Pink Granny Cantrell Henderson's Winsall Magnum Marizol Red Olena Ukranian Richardson Sainte Lucie Soldacki Tidwell German Watermelon Hmmm, not as crazy long a list as I thought it would end up!