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barkeater · May 7, 2013

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Originally Posted by barkeater

I'm planning on a total of 20 in the ground this year:

2 - Bloody Butcher - must grow
2 - Granny's Heart - must grow
2 - Ramapo F1 - must grow
2 - Biltmore F1
2 - Brandywine - must grow
1 - Moskvich
1 - Black Cherry - must grow
1 - New Big Dwarf
1 - Big Zac F1 - potential giant
1 - Delicious*- potential giant
1 - Polish Ellis - potential giant
1 - Momotaro F1
1 - Sarnowski's Polish Plum
1 - Akers West Virginia*
1 - Rutgers Select* (indeterminate)
? - Campbells 1327 (alternate)

* First time growing these

Akers WV was a no show so Campbells 1327 is in.

I'm also adding Wes, plus another Sarnowski's Polish Plum, and another Biltmore, for a total of 23 now. I'm also starting to regret not starting Cherokee Purple this year!

But, what I need to do more than anything is find homes for the 9 spares left before I decide to add them too.

jimshuejohn · May 7, 2013

Here is my grow list. Started all from seed in February. 2/3 of list is first time for me. I am trying based on reviews I've seen in this forum. Looking forward to harvest time.

Mennonite orange
Brandywine Sudduth
Carol Chyko
Barrow Japanese
Virginia Sweet
Sun Sugar
Kosovo
Linnies Ox heart
Pink Brandywine
JD's Special C Tex
Aunt Ginny Purple
Super Snow White
Yellow Pear
Black Plum
Giant Oxheart
Dwarf Wild Fred
Marizol Bratka
Casino Chips
Crnkovic Yugoslavian
Barlow Japanese
African Queen
Summertime Gold Dwarf
Brown Berry Cherry

clara · May 9, 2013

Now here's finally my 2013 list. Many thanks again to all friendly members who have provided me with such a bunch of new-to-me varieties - I'd wish I could grow them all this year, but space in my garden is a problem.

97L97
Abraca Zebra
Alleghany Sunset
Alpatjewa 950 A
Altaiskij Orangewij
Amish Gold
Amish Rose
Ananas Noir
Andrew's Surprise
Bajaja
Besser
Blass
Blue Bayou F5
Blush
Bosque Blue
Brutus
Budjanowka
Bushy Chabarovsky
Captain Lucky
Chadds Ford
Château Rose
Chemin Hâtive
Copper River
Corne d'Ischia
Coucher de Soleil
Demidov
Dester
Diaz
Dinner Plate
Donomater F2
Don's Double Delight
Doucette de Fougères
Durmitor
Dwarf Kelly Green
Dwarf Kelly Green
Edouard
Emerald
Epstein's Big Zac PL
Esti
Fatima
Frantzuskij Sawtrak
Fruity Cherry
Galina Yellow
Gitta
Gogosha
Grandpa’s ★★★★’s Plume
Gulliver
Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues
Herodes
Ikra Orangewaja
Inima Mamei
Island Beauty
Islandaise Super Hâtive
Jaffa
Jason
Joyau d'Idaho
Kardinal Mazarini
King George
Kljukwa W Sachare
Korniiwskij
Korol Sibiri
Kraft Rootstock
Krupnaja Slivka
Kukla's Portuguese Heart
Lakomka
Lotos
Lvinoe Serdtse
Malinowaja Kubischka
Malinowij Mjasistij
Malinowij Uroschai
Mandria Rosie Din Gradina
Marché de Samarkande
M-Champion
Mexico
Mix The Two
Muddy Waters
Normandia
Ogonjok
Orange Russian
Palmyra
Pendulina Orange
Pertzewidnij Scheltij
Petushok
Pink Fuzzy Boar
Pinokkio
Polarnij Skorospelij
Primary Colors
Psamathe Plum = Kiss the Sky
Purple Bumble Bee
Quedlinburger rote Johannisbeere
Resi Scharlachrot
Rildi
Rozamarin Funtowij
Rozovije Tschetzkij
Rubinowoe Serdtse F1 (my only hybrid one)
Rugby Orange
Sachar Koritznewij
Sacharnaja Sliva Orangewaja
Scheltij Delikates
Serdtseed
Sibirjak
Silvery Fir Tree
Silvery Fir Tree
Sister Miriam
Skorospelij Amurskij
Sol Gold
Solar Flare
Sweet Linda
Taiko
Ted’s Pink Currant
Tigrovy
Trenton's Tiger
Tschempion Wesa
Variegated
Velmozha Magnate
Watson
Wessel's Purple Pride
Whippersnapper
White Brandy
White Brandy
Wladeck's
Young German Heart
Zinfandel
Zluta Kytice
Zolotoe Serdtse
Zolotoe Serdtse (Ampel)
Zolotoy Zapas

There are some Russian/Ukrainian varieties that may be transcribed differently into English.

Everything is potted now and I need to give away a lot of seedlings because my little greenhouse is already crowded, but it would be too risky to plant outside now. Some plants have their first blossoms, so it's urgent to find the final place for them.

Btw, I had rather bad germination on those varieties with antho - is it a common problem or my mistake? Example: Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues: 12 seeds - 1 seedling, same place, same starting mix like the other varieties. clara

danielnc84 · May 10, 2013

I thought i was doing something good when i had over 10 varieties this year... Im not doing crap compared to alot of you! any of you plant Dutchman or Church tomatoes this year?

texasrockgarden · May 15, 2013

Big Boy F1
Great White
Indiana Red
PS01522935 F1
Early Girl F1
Granny's Heart Ox
Eva Purple Ball
Indian Stripe
Ukrainian Heart
Czech's Bush
German Red Strawberry
Polish Paste
Elbe
Hungarian Heart
Jefferson Giant
Yellow Pear
Pineapple
Container Choice F1
Wes
Sylvan Guame
Homer's Gekman
Gary O'Sena
Magyar Piros Boker
Ceman
Kumato F1
Fish Lake Oxheart
Volovie Ukho '06 Titiana
Parsle ALBARAA
Heirloom Oxheart ebay
Rio Grande

antichevarieta · May 16, 2013

I am looking for some purple haze seeds. I live in Italy and would be happy to trade anything italian including (quasi) original san marzano.
thanks!
antiche varietà

MrBig46 · May 16, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by antichevarieta

I am looking for some purple haze seeds. I live in Italy and would be happy to trade anything italian including (quasi) original san marzano.
thanks!
antiche varietà

Can you write what are quasi original San Marzano?
Vladimír

antichevarieta · May 16, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrBig46

Can you write what are quasi original San Marzano?
Vladimír

Ciao MrBig46,
here is a link that explains what happened to the san marzano tomato.
http://www.sanmarzanotomatoes.org
To sum, it was "industrialized" and scientists actually went back and did DNA tests to find the original strain..of which two were identified. I work on an experimental farm in Parma (food valley), an area rich in tomato production, among other fruit, vegetables, etc etc.... and our farm has these "original strains".

beatpoet · May 16, 2013

My list for the year:
Black Krim
Japanese Black Trifele
Kellogs Breakfast
Sioux
Moonglow
Red Zebra
Super Sweet 100
Beauty F5(dwarf project)
and a mystery tomato(was supposed to be a Japanese Black Trifele but came up regular leaf instead of potato leaf)

I had a couple of other varieties, but I ran out of room and gave those to a friend.

MrBig46 · May 18, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by antichevarieta

Ciao MrBig46,
here is a link that explains what happened to the san marzano tomato.
http://www.sanmarzanotomatoes.org
To sum, it was "industrialized" and scientists actually went back and did DNA tests to find the original strain..of which two were identified. I work on an experimental farm in Parma (food valley), an area rich in tomato production, among other fruit, vegetables, etc etc.... and our farm has these "original strains".

Ciao Antichevarietta
The planting of tomatoes is my hobby. I like some OP italian varietes of tomatoes (San Marzanas, Principe Borghese, Costolluto G and F, Grapoli d´Inverno, Cieligino di pachino etc.). I grow SM 3, SM Gigante, Scatolone. Which variet is for me most delicious that I gauge myself. San Marzano 2 do not fail me now. But this thred is about something else.
I enjoy, that you will write, which italians varietes of tomatoes you are planting (on this thread ) and you will write something interesting about italians tomatoes (on others threads).
A nice day Vladimír

antichevarieta · May 18, 2013

actually, where i work, we split responsibilities...i manage tomatoes from everywhere but Italy and the farm covers the exisiting italian varieties as they are not familiar with other heirlooms.

ChilliJez · May 18, 2013

Antichevarieta

You may be interested in Kiss The Sky. Purple Haze that's been de-hybridized (if that's the word!) by Tatiana. Available to buy from her.

http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Kiss_The_Sky

Jeremy

zeroma · May 18, 2013

I have many others waiting to be planted in the ground or pots but here is the list that were planted in our Patriotic Themed (plus) Diabetic Research Study Garden: One of each kind in this bed.

Opps, there are 2 of Campbell 146, but I will remove one and replace it with Monkey ★★★, the chocolate cherry will be replaced with Snow White, or Green Zebra or Georgia Green, one of the green when ripe variety. I culled 4th of July just 2 days after planting as it looked diseased. It is gone gone gone.

1. 4th of July
2. Abe Lincoln
3. Alice Roosevelt
4. Aunt Lou's Underground Railroad
5. Berkeley Tie Dye Pink
6. Big White Pink Stripes
7. Blueberry
8. Brave General
9. Bread and Salt
10. Camp Joy
11. Campbell 146
12. Campbell 146
13. Chocolate Cherry
14. Cow's Tit
15. Dwarf Japanese
16. Federle
17. Fireball
18. Fireworks II
19. Gold Metal
20. Gold Stripes
21. Grace Lanhman's Pink
22. Hays
23. Hospital
24. Jeff Davis
25. Legend
26. Marianna's Peace
27. Strawberry Margarita
28. Sun Gold
29. Taps
30. White Queen

Hoping for lots of production this year as we have a larger bed, more knowledge and experience like not planting too close together and start the pruning asap. Plus I'm a victim of tomato addiction. That helps too.

Zaffren · May 19, 2013

1. Brandywine
2. Early Girl
3. Hillbilly
4. Purple Cherokee
5. 4 Roma

I was planning on Black Krim and Abe Lincoln but fate forbade it.

antichevarieta · May 19, 2013

thank you so much!!!!

May 7, 2013	#332
jimshuejohn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: cincinnati oh Posts: 8	My 2013 Grow list Here is my grow list. Started all from seed in February. 2/3 of list is first time for me. I am trying based on reviews I've seen in this forum. Looking forward to harvest time. Mennonite orange Brandywine Sudduth Carol Chyko Barrow Japanese Virginia Sweet Sun Sugar Kosovo Linnies Ox heart Pink Brandywine JD's Special C Tex Aunt Ginny Purple Super Snow White Yellow Pear Black Plum Giant Oxheart Dwarf Wild Fred Marizol Bratka Casino Chips Crnkovic Yugoslavian Barlow Japanese African Queen Summertime Gold Dwarf Brown Berry Cherry

May 16, 2013	#339
beatpoet Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Posts: 214	My list for the year: Black Krim Japanese Black Trifele Kellogs Breakfast Sioux Moonglow Red Zebra Super Sweet 100 Beauty F5(dwarf project) and a mystery tomato(was supposed to be a Japanese Black Trifele but came up regular leaf instead of potato leaf) I had a couple of other varieties, but I ran out of room and gave those to a friend. __________________ "After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music." - Aldous Huxley

May 18, 2013	#343
zeroma Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2012 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 637	I have many others waiting to be planted in the ground or pots but here is the list that were planted in our Patriotic Themed (plus) Diabetic Research Study Garden: One of each kind in this bed. Opps, there are 2 of Campbell 146, but I will remove one and replace it with Monkey ★★★, the chocolate cherry will be replaced with Snow White, or Green Zebra or Georgia Green, one of the green when ripe variety. I culled 4th of July just 2 days after planting as it looked diseased. It is gone gone gone. 1. 4th of July 2. Abe Lincoln 3. Alice Roosevelt 4. Aunt Lou's Underground Railroad 5. Berkeley Tie Dye Pink 6. Big White Pink Stripes 7. Blueberry 8. Brave General 9. Bread and Salt 10. Camp Joy 11. Campbell 146 12. Campbell 146 13. Chocolate Cherry 14. Cow's Tit 15. Dwarf Japanese 16. Federle 17. Fireball 18. Fireworks II 19. Gold Metal 20. Gold Stripes 21. Grace Lanhman's Pink 22. Hays 23. Hospital 24. Jeff Davis 25. Legend 26. Marianna's Peace 27. Strawberry Margarita 28. Sun Gold 29. Taps 30. White Queen Hoping for lots of production this year as we have a larger bed, more knowledge and experience like not planting too close together and start the pruning asap. Plus I'm a victim of tomato addiction. That helps too. Last edited by zeroma; May 19, 2013 at 03:30 PM.

May 19, 2013	#344
Zaffren Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Rancho Cordova Posts: 1	First time growing tomatoes in pots 1. Brandywine 2. Early Girl 3. Hillbilly 4. Purple Cherokee 5. 4 Roma I was planning on Black Krim and Abe Lincoln but fate forbade it.

May 9, 2013	#333
clara Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 1,351	Now here's finally my 2013 list. Many thanks again to all friendly members who have provided me with such a bunch of new-to-me varieties - I'd wish I could grow them all this year, but space in my garden is a problem. 97L97 Abraca Zebra Alleghany Sunset Alpatjewa 950 A Altaiskij Orangewij Amish Gold Amish Rose Ananas Noir Andrew's Surprise Bajaja Besser Blass Blue Bayou F5 Blush Bosque Blue Brutus Budjanowka Bushy Chabarovsky Captain Lucky Chadds Ford Château Rose Chemin Hâtive Copper River Corne d'Ischia Coucher de Soleil Demidov Dester Diaz Dinner Plate Donomater F2 Don's Double Delight Doucette de Fougères Durmitor Dwarf Kelly Green Dwarf Kelly Green Edouard Emerald Epstein's Big Zac PL Esti Fatima Frantzuskij Sawtrak Fruity Cherry Galina Yellow Gitta Gogosha Grandpa’s ★★★★’s Plume Gulliver Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues Herodes Ikra Orangewaja Inima Mamei Island Beauty Islandaise Super Hâtive Jaffa Jason Joyau d'Idaho Kardinal Mazarini King George Kljukwa W Sachare Korniiwskij Korol Sibiri Kraft Rootstock Krupnaja Slivka Kukla's Portuguese Heart Lakomka Lotos Lvinoe Serdtse Malinowaja Kubischka Malinowij Mjasistij Malinowij Uroschai Mandria Rosie Din Gradina Marché de Samarkande M-Champion Mexico Mix The Two Muddy Waters Normandia Ogonjok Orange Russian Palmyra Pendulina Orange Pertzewidnij Scheltij Petushok Pink Fuzzy Boar Pinokkio Polarnij Skorospelij Primary Colors Psamathe Plum = Kiss the Sky Purple Bumble Bee Quedlinburger rote Johannisbeere Resi Scharlachrot Rildi Rozamarin Funtowij Rozovije Tschetzkij Rubinowoe Serdtse F1 (my only hybrid one) Rugby Orange Sachar Koritznewij Sacharnaja Sliva Orangewaja Scheltij Delikates Serdtseed Sibirjak Silvery Fir Tree Silvery Fir Tree Sister Miriam Skorospelij Amurskij Sol Gold Solar Flare Sweet Linda Taiko Ted’s Pink Currant Tigrovy Trenton's Tiger Tschempion Wesa Variegated Velmozha Magnate Watson Wessel's Purple Pride Whippersnapper White Brandy White Brandy Wladeck's Young German Heart Zinfandel Zluta Kytice Zolotoe Serdtse Zolotoe Serdtse (Ampel) Zolotoy Zapas There are some Russian/Ukrainian varieties that may be transcribed differently into English. Everything is potted now and I need to give away a lot of seedlings because my little greenhouse is already crowded, but it would be too risky to plant outside now. Some plants have their first blossoms, so it's urgent to find the final place for them. Btw, I had rather bad germination on those varieties with antho - is it a common problem or my mistake? Example: Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues: 12 seeds - 1 seedling, same place, same starting mix like the other varieties. clara

May 10, 2013	#334
danielnc84 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: North Carolina Posts: 37	I thought i was doing something good when i had over 10 varieties this year... Im not doing crap compared to alot of you! any of you plant Dutchman or Church tomatoes this year?

May 15, 2013	#335
texasrockgarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: South Central Texas, Zone 8b Posts: 81	Big Boy F1 Great White Indiana Red PS01522935 F1 Early Girl F1 Granny's Heart Ox Eva Purple Ball Indian Stripe Ukrainian Heart Czech's Bush German Red Strawberry Polish Paste Elbe Hungarian Heart Jefferson Giant Yellow Pear Pineapple Container Choice F1 Wes Sylvan Guame Homer's Gekman Gary O'Sena Magyar Piros Boker Ceman Kumato F1 Fish Lake Oxheart Volovie Ukho '06 Titiana Parsle ALBARAA Heirloom Oxheart ebay Rio Grande

May 16, 2013	#336
antichevarieta Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: italy Posts: 58	I am looking for some purple haze seeds. I live in Italy and would be happy to trade anything italian including (quasi) original san marzano. thanks! antiche varietà

May 18, 2013	#341
antichevarieta Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: italy Posts: 58	actually, where i work, we split responsibilities...i manage tomatoes from everywhere but Italy and the farm covers the exisiting italian varieties as they are not familiar with other heirlooms.

May 18, 2013	#342
ChilliJez Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2012 Location: UK Posts: 57	Antichevarieta You may be interested in Kiss The Sky. Purple Haze that's been de-hybridized (if that's the word!) by Tatiana. Available to buy from her. http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Kiss_The_Sky Jeremy

May 19, 2013	#345
antichevarieta Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: italy Posts: 58	thank you so much!!!!