April 18, 2015 | #211 |
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After years of growing tomatoes I've zeroed in on the taste/flavor that appeals to me and the benefit of that is now I can grown less varieties. I still am tempted to try a new one, hense the addition of, Pineapple, hearing all the praise about it I have no choice.
Black From Tula Goose Creek (mainstay of the garden) Pruden's Purple Tegucigalpa Marianna's Peace Pineapple (new this year) Wishing everyone much success and great harvest! |
April 18, 2015 | #212 | |
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Y'all are a bad bad influence on me. With the help of Tomatvillians, I realized I had more space in my dandy new community garden plot (https://handcraftedwithaltitude.wordpress.com/). Combined with all the great info & lists of varieties here, that space has been filled with more tomatoes.
Brandywine OTV - testing container/deck vs. plot Costoluto Fiorentino - coolness factor + good reviews Reistomate - cool tomato for my 5 year old neighbor Harmony F1 - testing to replace the discontinued Annelise Mountain Magic - testing to replace the discontinued Annelise Cuostralee - seeds graciously sent to me by fellow Tomatovillian marc_groleau Virginia Sweets - testing container/deck vs. plot Cosmounaught Volkov - testing container/deck vs. plot I suspect the Virginia Sweets & Cosmounaught Volkov may be happier in the ground. They did okay on the deck in sub-irrigated planters I made last year, but can't hurt to experiment. I will also provide them more shade on the deck this year, perhaps with some light row cover. Is 23 plants too many for 1 person? The "worst" part of being here on Tomatoville is finding all kinds of interesting varieties to try. My wish list for next year includes: Amazon Chocolate Ananas Bleue Black Ruffles Blonde Boar Carbon - Black variety Copia Dark Galaxy Don's Double Delight Fleur de Reagir Japanese Black Trifelle Lover's Lunch Norwood Meiners Ozark Sunrise Ozark Sunset Solar Flare Sunrise Bumblebee Vernissage Pink Save me from myself!! HWA Quote:
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April 18, 2015 | #213 |
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we wont save you from yourself - we will save seeds for you !
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April 18, 2015 | #214 |
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Ha, my wishlist is longer every evening.. and thats mostly because Tomatoville members are so talkative And so kind people with all those seeds they share.. So I am going to save some seeds and arrange the revenge
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April 18, 2015 | #215 | |
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April 18, 2015 | #216 |
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April 19, 2015 | #217 |
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I need to save the seeds of many varieties of tomatoes and therefore I have such a large list of seedlings. Never again!
Vladimír The list was not successful to upload I had to rewrite the list from MS Excel to MS Word Dwarves: Big Green Dwarf, Golden Dwarf Champion, Dwarf Blazing Beauty, Perth Pride,Mountain Princess, Sleeping Lady, Sumertime Sunrise, Sweet Adelaide, Wherokowhai. -9 Seeds from USA and Canada: 0-33, Alice, Ania, Black and Brown Board, Black cherry, Black Pear, Brad´s Black Heart,Brandywine Cowlick´s, Brandywine Sudduth´s, Fish Lake Oxheart Pink, Fish Lake Oxheart Red, Fresa, Gardener´s delight, German Red Strawberry, Green Zebra cherry, Cherokee Purple, Indian Stripe, Kukula´s Portuguese, Latah, Lemon Oxheart, Mexican Honey, Middle Tennessee Low Acid, Mountain Princess, Neves Azorean Red, Orange Russian 117, Orange Strawberry, Pink Bumble Bee, Purple Bumble Bee, Rio Grande, Rozovyi Flamingo, Sungold F1, Sweet as Linda, Ukrainian Heart. -34 Spanish: Bola Productivo, Cociols, Cuarantena,Darocense Corporalis, Feo de Tudela, Gallego, Gigante Avila, Gigante Castilla, Cherry Pera Kumato, Chocmande, Kumato, Mazizo Montserrat, Mini Kumato, Morado Ambite, Morado de la Cabrera, Moruno, Mozkorra Aretxabaleta, Negrillo Almaguera, Negro Almeria, Negro Cuenca, Negro Sierra del Segura, Negro Silex, Negro Tegurta, Plano de Erandio, RAF, Rama Malorca, Ramallet Algaida Piel gruesa, Ramallet Pequeňo, Ramallet Mugró, Ramallet Santanyi, Ramallet Sant Llorenc des Cardassar, Rastrero, Rojo Aragon, Rojo Sierra del Segura, Rosa Aragon, Rosa de Huesca, Rosa de Teruel, Rosa Sierra Aracena, Roteňo Andalucia, San Pedro, Tres Cantos, Valencia, Zamorano -43 Czech: Bibi, Mini, Datlo, Valdo, Goldkrone, Hugo, Brutus, Stupické polní rané, Moravský div, Terion, Hana, Olomovic, Czech´s bush, Hanácké nejranější, Hanácké rudomasé, Ostravské rané, Moravský granát, Pražské dlouhé žluté, Slivovité červené, Leščukovo oranžové, Vaňkovo hroznovité, Zlatava, Citrína, Herodes, Taiko, Bejbino F1, Start F1, Pavlína,Roubíčkovo pupíkaté, Oranže, Šejk -31 The others: Belmonte, Costoluto Genovese, Cuor do Bue, Gartenperle, Iceberg, Ildi, Jantarnoi, Kosmonaut Volkov, Maria Amazilitei, Napoli, Novinka Pridnestrovja, Picadilly, Pienollo del Vesuvio, Polarnyj Skorospelyj,Principe Borghese, Puszta Kolocz, Retro Malinowy, Rose de Berne, San Marzano 3, San Marzano nano, Tamina, Unibac, Voyage- 23 Vladimír Last edited by MrBig46; April 20, 2015 at 01:38 AM. |
April 19, 2015 | #218 |
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I am out of "BUY" mode.
Currently my : ----------------- buy seeds ----------------- but plants ----------------- buy one get one free ----------------- It is free (too tempting but i will resist ) are all disabled. No I am in PLANT OUT MODE only Gardeneer ( a happy gardener) |
April 19, 2015 | #219 | |
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It'll be a welcome revenge around here! I'm still a "newbie" compared to some, but even I have obtained enough seeds since joining to plant all new to me varieties for the next nine years. And that doesn't include the 40 or so varieties I probably won't grow that I need to find homes for some day. Will this stop me from joining next year's seed swap? Heck no! |
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April 19, 2015 | #220 |
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April 21, 2015 | #221 |
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Am I too late to play? I'm in zone 3b now so I start my maters much later than some of you folks:
Andrina Dwarf Aunt Ruby's German Green Azoychka Beauty King Black Sea Man Clear Pink Early County Agent Cuor di Bue DaCosta's Portuguese Dingwall Scotty Don Juan Gayla's Blue Ribbed Harbinger Jack White Japanese Black Trifele Kotlas Lyana Manitoba Mountain Princess Mr. Fumarole Pink Accordion Platillo Principe Borghese Pruden's Purple Purple Russian Red Robin Rozovyi Izumnyi Rose Ruby Treasure Tiny Tim Tlacolula Ribbed Uncle Charlie's Giant Italian Pear Vorlon Weissbehaarte Yellow Ruffled These two are natural crosses I discovered in the garden last year so I'm growing them out to stabilize (hence the boring names): PSB-1 PSB-3 |
April 21, 2015 | #222 |
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Nice list! Not sure if you've grown them all before but a little info on my experience with some of them:
Blue Beauty- While I found them to be gorgeous, I wasn't impressed with their flavor. Casady's folly- Another beautiful variety, but I found them to be very bland. Large yielder though. Copia- Wasn't impressed with this variety.. Found them to be bland - I have a sweet tooth and of course taste is subjective lol.. PorkChop- One of my favorites last year! Very tasty tomato, and vibrant almost florescent in color. Doing a couple more this year in the hoop house. Unfortunately septoria got the best of it last year and I only harvested a dozen or so. Another worth mentioning, although I don't see you growing it is Orange Banana.. Wonderful yield of deliciously sweet fruit. My list: Ananas Noire Black Cherry Blue Gold Cherry Brandywine (yellow) Cherokee Purple Chocolate Cherry German Red Strawberry Isis Candy Cherry Jetstar (not heirloom I knowwww.. lol just a back up) Money Maker Orange Banana Pork Chop Rienstraube San Marzano (Of course, I'm Italian! haha) Good luck ladies and gentlemen.. Wishing everyone an enjoyable and prosperous season! Last edited by Mike723; April 21, 2015 at 01:53 PM. Reason: typo |
April 21, 2015 | #223 |
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Here I go; first time with container growing. After reading many ideas and methods, I've done the following: got free 5 gal. Buckets from Chick-Fil-A and drilled 8 or 9 holes around the bottom and put screen wire over them? I used Sphagnum Peat Moss, Potting Mix, Mushroom Compost, Cow manure compost, Perlite, Epsom Salts, and Hydrated Lime(Had it on hand) Have the pH at 6.8 to 7.0. The plants are doing good on my back porch getting intermittent sun and will be set in place when safe to do so. It is only 16 plants and will be compared with garden grown ones. Wish me
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April 21, 2015 | #224 | |
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There still may be hope for you, as you haven't mentioned wish lists for peppers, beans, peas, melons, cukes, etc...etc... As for revenge, around here that's like throwing a boomerang. |
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April 23, 2015 | #225 | |
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