2015 tomatoes - Page 11

efisakov · July 7, 2015

This suppose to be Amazon Chocolate PL. It is PL and heart! Yey..!!!
thanks bcbf
(planted on May 16th and it was a very small plant)

efisakov · July 7, 2015

I accidentally broke this side shoot of Margaret Curtains few days ago. Just hid it under the okra. It looks happy there.

efisakov · July 7, 2015

Vorlon (bl, PL) and Grandfather Ashlock (p, PL) next to each other.
Soon this tomato bed will be reaching the top of the scaffolds.

efisakov · July 7, 2015

This sweet papers last year were super productive. I collected seeds to see if the pattern will repeat. Planted few this year. Some in containers and some in ground. So far they are doing good. I did not start seeds early, my loss.

efisakov · July 7, 2015

Cucumbers are still climbing.
First Japanese (Suyo) harvested. It was over 14 inches. Not my longest.

efisakov · July 7, 2015

OK, Blackberry... sooo good. I was afraid it would not taste as good as its sounds, but it is. The biggest of the 3 tomatoes was 11.1 ounces. As I am writing this, I keep on going to the other side of the countertop for another slice of it. Well, the tomato is almost gone and I have not finish talking about it yet.
Marsha/ginger2778 thank you for the seeds.

efisakov · July 7, 2015

When I picked my first of the season Carbon it looked too pink. I was thinking: maybe its not hot enough. Plus, Carbon usually is not too dark. But, now I see it is pink tomato. I have crossed pollinated seeds. The shape, light lines coming from the center, taste is the same as Carbon have but different color.
The truth is, the fruits are delicious. Every single one I tasted was great. It was early too. I have harvested so far: 13.1, 8.7, 7.5, 9.9, 7.7, 5.7, 7.2, 10.9, 12.6 = 83.3 ounces = 5.2 pounds and it is only July 7th.
I am not complaining.
Here are the last two Not Carbon.

efisakov · July 7, 2015

Fred Limbaugh (p, PL) first of the season 10.5, 10.8 ounces.
It is from the cold greenhouse bed (scaffold): seeds started on January 28th, planted April 6th, picked July 7th.
AKmark, thank you for the seeds.

efisakov · July 7, 2015

Fred Limbaugh!!! Wow!

It is soooo good. Sweet but complex taste, great with and without salt. I was planning to make sandwich with it, disregard... too good for the sandwich.

Salsacharley · July 7, 2015

You have some beautiful, fabulous production there! Very well done!

Charley

efisakov · July 7, 2015

Thank you, Charley.

efisakov · July 8, 2015

Rebell yell (pink, PL) getting its color.
Marsha/ginger2778 thank you for your generous seeds offer.

efisakov · July 8, 2015

Indian Stripe (bl, RL) first this year.
Seeds started on March 7th, planted May 2nd, picked July 8th.

efisakov · July 8, 2015

Love lilies. They are so easy to grow. I only water them if prolong drought hits. Which is rare.

ginger2778 · July 8, 2015

Ella, I think those lillies are gorgeous, very unusual colors too. You are welcome for my seeds, and thank you for yours too.

I cant wait until you taste the Rebel Yells. If I recall, they were good even on the very first fruit, often I have to wait for about a month after the first ones on other plants.

I am so much enjoying these photos.

July 7, 2015	#161
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	Thank you, Charley. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

July 7, 2015	#160
Salsacharley Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: New Mexico Posts: 2,052	You have some beautiful, fabulous production there! Very well done! Charley

July 8, 2015	#165
ginger2778 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10 Posts: 9,283	Ella, I think those lillies are gorgeous, very unusual colors too. You are welcome for my seeds, and thank you for yours too. I cant wait until you taste the Rebel Yells. If I recall, they were good even on the very first fruit, often I have to wait for about a month after the first ones on other plants. I am so much enjoying these photos.