Please Share Your Grow List... - Page 7

kilroyscarnival · January 31, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by ginger2778

How about a "Spuds All"?

Marsha

Cute!

kilroyscarnival · January 31, 2013

Okay, I upated with later posts. I believe Cherokee Purple has moved up one, and as I mentioned I had combined KB and KBX into one. Also I spotted one or two Paul Robeson which were spelled slightly differently.

My new favorite name, and one I hadn't heard of before - also a failed Florida attraction, by the way: "Stump of the World!"

Variety Count
Dester 13
Cherokee Purple 12
Sungold 12
Purple Dog Creek 12
Black Cherry 11
Terhune 11
Kellogg's Breakfast/KBX 9
Paul Robeson 9
Kosovo 9
Blush 9
Captain Lucky 9
Indian Stripe 9
Black from Tula 8
Stupice 8
Neves Azorean Red 7
Indigo Rose 7
Amazon Chocolate 7
Amish Paste 7
Carbon 7
Stump of the World 7
Green Zebra 7
Purple Russian 7

roper2008 · February 1, 2013

Here's my list.

Amazon Chocolate
Indian Stripe
Italian Heirloom
Cherokee Purple PL
Dester
Martino's Roma
Gail's Sweet Plum

Cherry

Pink Bumble Bee
Egg Yolk
Casino Chips
Ted's Pink Currant
Sugar Drop
Tommy Toe

3 Juliet F1 x Speckled Roman
growout for chrisk

hardwaterbob · February 1, 2013

Look at marianna seeds

hwb....bob

good hunting / growing growing gone

**carolyn137** · February 1, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by hardwaterbob

Look at marianna seeds

hwb....bob

good hunting / growing growing gone

Look at Marianne Jones site for what reason? No doubt many who are posting their grow lists have done so based on what I've seen as to varieties listed in the several threads with grow out lists.

So why are you suggesting that folks go Marianne's site, specifically?

Just curious b'c since I've been here since Jan of 2006 I don't think I've ever see anyone in the middle of a thread suggest that folks go somewhere specific without saying for what reason.

Carolyn

**Mischka** · February 1, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by hardwaterbob

Look at marianna seeds

hwb....bob

good hunting / growing growing gone

Look at what? If you mean their genetically unstable cesspool of 2013 offerings, no thank you.

Dak · February 1, 2013

Oh just great, I ordered peppers from them last week.

**carolyn137** · February 2, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dak

Oh just great, I ordered peppers from them last week.

Dak, Mischka was referring to the many new unstable tomato varieties listed in the 19 pages of new ones added for 2013 and not the peppers.

I don't know anything about the peppers and haven't seen anyone post anything about those.

Carolyn

Dak · February 2, 2013

That makes me feel better, Carolyn, thanks for the clarification.

So, I've added Dester to my list, and since I had to order from
rareseeds, I went ahead and ordered another variety I had my eye on there, Abu Rawan. Making plans for a new raised bed.

efisakov · February 2, 2013

Tomato Seeds Bank:

1) Black Krim tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75)
2) Cherokee Purple tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75)
3) Black from Tula tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75)
4) Brandywine Black tomato (Black, Potato leaf, 80)
5) Amazon Chocolate tomato (black, 75, Potato Leaf)
6) Black Master (purple/brown, 75, RL) (*)
7) Indian Stripe (black, 75, RL) (*)
8) JD's Special C-Tex (black, 75, RL) (*)
9) Schwarze Sarah black tomato (black, 80, Regular Leaf) (*)
10) Carbon tomato (black, 75, Regular Leaf)
11) Old time purple (purple/more than 80/RL) (*)
12) Black Cherry tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75)
13) Unknown pink tomato from CP pack of seeds (very tasty, 90, RL)
14) German Queen (red, 80, PL) (*)
15) COWLICK BRANDYWINE (pink, 85, PL or RL) (*)
16) Purple Dog Creek (pink/purple, 85, RL) (*)
17) MARLOWE CHARLESTON (pink/black, 80, PL) (*)
18) BARLOW JAP Ky (pink, 85/90, RL) (*)
19) DAVID'S PINK Ky (8-12 oz round pink) (*)
20) Pruden's Purple (pink/purple, 75, PL) (*)
21) Hege German Pink (pink, 75, RL) (*)
22) Grandfather Ashlock tomato (80, pink, PL) (*)
23) Omar’s Lebanese (red/pink, more than 80, RL) (*)
24) Golden Cherokee tomato (Bi, 80, Regular Leaf)
25) Big Rainbow tomato (85, Bi, Regular leaf) (*)
26) Old German tomato (75, Bi, Regular leaf) (*)
27) KBX (80, gold orange, PL) (*)
28) Azoychka tomato (Yellow, Regular leaf, 75)
29) Taxi (Yellow, Regular leaf, 75)
30) Black Prince (black, 75, RL) (*)
31) Japanese Black Trifele (Black, Potato leaf, 75)
32) Wessell’s purple pride (paste X Cherokee) (*)
33) Anna Russian (early pink heart, 75, RL) (*)
34) Red Barn (red, RL, 85) (*)
35) Brad’s Black Heart (75, black, RL) (*)
36) Gary O Sena (PL) (Cher. X Brand.) (*)
37) Marizol Bratka (85, purple, PL) (*)
38) Dana's Dusky Rose (80, purple, RL) (*)
39) Egyptian (RL, red plum, ? days) (*)
40) Jubilee tomato (Orange, Regular leaf, 75)
41) Matina tomato (Red, Potato leaf, 62)
42) Sungold tomato (Orange, RL hybrid, 62-75)
43) Sweet Gold tomato (Yellow, Regular leaf, hybrid, 62)
44) Green Zebra tomato (Green, Regular leaf, 75)
45) Supersweet 100 tomato (Red, RL, hybrid, 62)
46) German Johnson Pink tomato (80, Potato leaf) (*)
47) Black Pineapple/Ananas Noire (80, 4-colors, RL)
48) Mortgage Lifter tomato (75, Red, Regular leaf)
49) Delicious Tomato (77, Red, regular leaf)
50) Kellogg's Breakfast tomato (80, gold orange, RL)
51) Dr Wyche's Yellow (80, gold, RL, likes water)
52) Black Zebra tomato (black stripe, 75, Regular leaf)
53) Blondkopfchen tomato (gold cherry, 75, RL)
54) Eva Purple Ball (purple, 75, Regular Leaf)
55) Garden Peach (yellow, 80, Regular Leaf)
56) Pineapple tomato (Bi, 85, Regular Leaf)
57) Oaxacan Jewel tomato (Bi, 80, Regular Leaf)
58) Beefsteak tomato (Red, Regular leaf)
59) Italian Giant Beefsteak tomato (Red, Regular leaf)
60) Green grape tomato (Green, Regular leaf, 75)
61) Moneymaker tomato (Red, Regular leaf, 75)
62) Black Plum (Black, RL, 75) (*)
63) Peg’s Round Orange (Orange, RL, small, midseason) (*)
64) Grandma Viney’s Yellow & Pink (Bi, RL, late) (*)
65) Claude Brown’s Yellow Giant (Orange, RL, mid) (*)
66) Depp's Pink Firefly (Pink, PL, late) (*)
67) Purple Calabash
68) Early girl
69) Isis Candy
70) Stupice
71) Red Oxheart
72) Manalucie
73) Ponderosa Pink
74) Manitoba
75) Red cherry

Some I have grown before and some are new (*) to me.
I have 44 spaces to plant tomatoes plus 3 to put in containers. I have not decided yet.
I am replanting some of the old favorites and wonting to try new once. They sound so promising.
I am in the city, my property is not that big. I have really hard time choosing.
If you have any recommendations about the new varieties...please
thank you
Ella

**carolyn137** · February 2, 2013

Ella, I have LOTS of varieties you might consider, but best to work with your list above as I see it, so let me make just a few comments abdout some of the above varieties.

Joe Bratka bred and named a variety Sara Black, said it was from relatives in Germany, but it wasn't, sonot anheirloom. Somehow it got translated to German which is what you listed it as, but it should be Sara Black as Joe named it.

German Queen is pink, not red

Omar's Lebanese is pink

Mortgage Lifter is pink, not red unless you're growing the Mortgage Lifter that Jeff MC Cormack bred, former owner of SASE, which is red with some disease tolerant genes bred in.

Eva purple Ball is pink, no purple at all. In older times the word purple was used to indicate a pink variety so Aunt Ginny's Purple is pink, Prudens Purple is pink, etc.

When in doubt about the color of a variety being pink or red, you can take a piece of the thin epidermis and hold it up to the light and if it's clear, the variety is pink, and if yellow it's red. It's best to use a known red and known pink at the same time so you have direct comparisons.

Hope that helps.

Carolyn, who probably missed some variety comments but she's in a hurry right now.

livinonfaith · February 2, 2013

Here goes nothin"

Since I'm trying grafting this year, I've cut back on the number of plants and varieties. Still, there are bound to be some losses, so there's no telling how many of these will actually make it to the garden.

Hopefully, there should be at least one non-grafted plant left over per variety. So, even if the grafts don't take, there should still be something to plant.

Cherry
White Rabbit (not grafting this one)
Black Cherry

Green
Green Zebra
Aunt Ruby's German Green

Yellow
TC Jones

Orange
Juanne Flamme
KBX

Red
Kibic (Kibit's Ukrainian) (not grafting this one)
Franks large Red

Pink
Cowlick Brandywine
Arkansas Traveler

Black
Black Trifele
Cherokee Purple

Bicolor
Hillbilly

Dwarf
10 Tasmanian Red/Pink plants from the project. (Not grafted)

Somehow my tomato seed collection is now at 42 varieties, so it was REALLY hard to prune it down to 14. The hope is that at least a few of these will really stand out and produce this year.

Here's to a successful and fun growing season for all!

kath · February 2, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by hardwaterbob

Look at marianna seeds

hwb....bob

good hunting / growing growing gone

Well, I did...egads!

A word to the wise...

http://tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=26401

bower · February 2, 2013

This is my grow list as of now, a few of the seeds I don't have yet in hand so will have to change if they aren't available at planting time.

Earliest red/pink determinate/semidet. greenhouse and outdoor trial for comparison, listed at 50-55+ DTM:
Glacier
Alaska
Kimberley
Al Kuffa
Cold Set
Siletz
Siberian Pink
Sophie's Choice

Moravsky Div or Stupice for reference DTM
Break O Day (60-70 dtm)
Sioux (70 dtm)

Early -+ Determinates: other shapes/colours
Danko
Petrusha Ogorodnik
Zolotoi Zapas
Zolotoe Serdtse

Early/Mid Medium sized Pink croppers to compare:
Pale Perfect Purple
Eva Purple Ball
Pervaya Lyubov

Medium sized, early/mid croppers: other colours:
Black Russian
Lotos
Jubilee

Larger fruit indeterminates: early/mid/+
Red Siberian (pink)
Yaponskiy Krab
Azoychka
Black Early
Pink Berkeley Tie Dye
Absinthe
Indian Stripe
Oaxacan Jewel PL

Growout;
Stubche and Fiabche F1, or F2 if available

Peppers have already sprouted

so these are certain:
Toscano Sweet
Topepo Rosso
Ampuis
Sweet Banana
Jimmy Nardello
Carmen F3
Alma
Feher Ozon
Anaheim
Chimayo
Guajillo
Mirasol
Pasilla Bajio
Heatless Habanero (variety unknown)

Cole_Robbie · February 2, 2013

Nice list, peppers too. I didn't even know there was a heatless hab.

February 2, 2013	#100
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	Tomato Seeds Bank: 1) Black Krim tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75) 2) Cherokee Purple tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75) 3) Black from Tula tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75) 4) Brandywine Black tomato (Black, Potato leaf, 80) 5) Amazon Chocolate tomato (black, 75, Potato Leaf) 6) Black Master (purple/brown, 75, RL) () 7) Indian Stripe (black, 75, RL) () 8) JD's Special C-Tex (black, 75, RL) () 9) Schwarze Sarah black tomato (black, 80, Regular Leaf) () 10) Carbon tomato (black, 75, Regular Leaf) 11) Old time purple (purple/more than 80/RL) () 12) Black Cherry tomato (Black, Regular leaf, 75) 13) Unknown pink tomato from CP pack of seeds (very tasty, 90, RL) 14) German Queen (red, 80, PL) () 15) COWLICK BRANDYWINE (pink, 85, PL or RL) () 16) Purple Dog Creek (pink/purple, 85, RL) () 17) MARLOWE CHARLESTON (pink/black, 80, PL) () 18) BARLOW JAP Ky (pink, 85/90, RL) () 19) DAVID'S PINK Ky (8-12 oz round pink) () 20) Pruden's Purple (pink/purple, 75, PL) () 21) Hege German Pink (pink, 75, RL) () 22) Grandfather Ashlock tomato (80, pink, PL) () 23) Omar’s Lebanese (red/pink, more than 80, RL) () 24) Golden Cherokee tomato (Bi, 80, Regular Leaf) 25) Big Rainbow tomato (85, Bi, Regular leaf) () 26) Old German tomato (75, Bi, Regular leaf) () 27) KBX (80, gold orange, PL) () 28) Azoychka tomato (Yellow, Regular leaf, 75) 29) Taxi (Yellow, Regular leaf, 75) 30) Black Prince (black, 75, RL) () 31) Japanese Black Trifele (Black, Potato leaf, 75) 32) Wessell’s purple pride (paste X Cherokee) () 33) Anna Russian (early pink heart, 75, RL) () 34) Red Barn (red, RL, 85) () 35) Brad’s Black Heart (75, black, RL) () 36) Gary O Sena (PL) (Cher. X Brand.) () 37) Marizol Bratka (85, purple, PL) () 38) Dana's Dusky Rose (80, purple, RL) () 39) Egyptian (RL, red plum, ? days) () 40) Jubilee tomato (Orange, Regular leaf, 75) 41) Matina tomato (Red, Potato leaf, 62) 42) Sungold tomato (Orange, RL hybrid, 62-75) 43) Sweet Gold tomato (Yellow, Regular leaf, hybrid, 62) 44) Green Zebra tomato (Green, Regular leaf, 75) 45) Supersweet 100 tomato (Red, RL, hybrid, 62) 46) German Johnson Pink tomato (80, Potato leaf) () 47) Black Pineapple/Ananas Noire (80, 4-colors, RL) 48) Mortgage Lifter tomato (75, Red, Regular leaf) 49) Delicious Tomato (77, Red, regular leaf) 50) Kellogg's Breakfast tomato (80, gold orange, RL) 51) Dr Wyche's Yellow (80, gold, RL, likes water) 52) Black Zebra tomato (black stripe, 75, Regular leaf) 53) Blondkopfchen tomato (gold cherry, 75, RL) 54) Eva Purple Ball (purple, 75, Regular Leaf) 55) Garden Peach (yellow, 80, Regular Leaf) 56) Pineapple tomato (Bi, 85, Regular Leaf) 57) Oaxacan Jewel tomato (Bi, 80, Regular Leaf) 58) Beefsteak tomato (Red, Regular leaf) 59) Italian Giant Beefsteak tomato (Red, Regular leaf) 60) Green grape tomato (Green, Regular leaf, 75) 61) Moneymaker tomato (Red, Regular leaf, 75) 62) Black Plum (Black, RL, 75) () 63) Peg’s Round Orange (Orange, RL, small, midseason) () 64) Grandma Viney’s Yellow & Pink (Bi, RL, late) () 65) Claude Brown’s Yellow Giant (Orange, RL, mid) () 66) Depp's Pink Firefly (Pink, PL, late) () 67) Purple Calabash 68) Early girl 69) Isis Candy 70) Stupice 71) Red Oxheart 72) Manalucie 73) Ponderosa Pink 74) Manitoba 75) Red cherry Some I have grown before and some are new () to me. I have 44 spaces to plant tomatoes plus 3 to put in containers. I have not decided yet. I am replanting some of the old favorites and wonting to try new once. They sound so promising. I am in the city, my property is not that big. I have really hard time choosing. If you have any recommendations about the new varieties...please thank you Ella __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

February 2, 2013	#101
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Ella, I have LOTS of varieties you might consider, but best to work with your list above as I see it, so let me make just a few comments abdout some of the above varieties. Joe Bratka bred and named a variety Sara Black, said it was from relatives in Germany, but it wasn't, sonot anheirloom. Somehow it got translated to German which is what you listed it as, but it should be Sara Black as Joe named it. German Queen is pink, not red Omar's Lebanese is pink Mortgage Lifter is pink, not red unless you're growing the Mortgage Lifter that Jeff MC Cormack bred, former owner of SASE, which is red with some disease tolerant genes bred in. Eva purple Ball is pink, no purple at all. In older times the word purple was used to indicate a pink variety so Aunt Ginny's Purple is pink, Prudens Purple is pink, etc. When in doubt about the color of a variety being pink or red, you can take a piece of the thin epidermis and hold it up to the light and if it's clear, the variety is pink, and if yellow it's red. It's best to use a known red and known pink at the same time so you have direct comparisons. Hope that helps. Carolyn, who probably missed some variety comments but she's in a hurry right now. __________________ Carolyn

January 31, 2013	#92
kilroyscarnival Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 614	Okay, I upated with later posts. I believe Cherokee Purple has moved up one, and as I mentioned I had combined KB and KBX into one. Also I spotted one or two Paul Robeson which were spelled slightly differently. My new favorite name, and one I hadn't heard of before - also a failed Florida attraction, by the way: "Stump of the World!" Variety Count Dester 13 Cherokee Purple 12 Sungold 12 Purple Dog Creek 12 Black Cherry 11 Terhune 11 Kellogg's Breakfast/KBX 9 Paul Robeson 9 Kosovo 9 Blush 9 Captain Lucky 9 Indian Stripe 9 Black from Tula 8 Stupice 8 Neves Azorean Red 7 Indigo Rose 7 Amazon Chocolate 7 Amish Paste 7 Carbon 7 Stump of the World 7 Green Zebra 7 Purple Russian 7

February 1, 2013	#93
roper2008 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Virginia Bch, VA (7b) Posts: 1,337	Here's my list. Amazon Chocolate Indian Stripe Italian Heirloom Cherokee Purple PL Dester Martino's Roma Gail's Sweet Plum Cherry Pink Bumble Bee Egg Yolk Casino Chips Ted's Pink Currant Sugar Drop Tommy Toe 3 Juliet F1 x Speckled Roman growout for chrisk

February 1, 2013	#94
hardwaterbob Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Elgin, Illinois Posts: 108	Look at marianna seeds hwb....bob good hunting / growing growing gone

February 1, 2013	#97
Dak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: CA Posts: 494	Oh just great, I ordered peppers from them last week.

February 2, 2013	#102
livinonfaith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Posts: 1,332	Here goes nothin" Since I'm trying grafting this year, I've cut back on the number of plants and varieties. Still, there are bound to be some losses, so there's no telling how many of these will actually make it to the garden. Hopefully, there should be at least one non-grafted plant left over per variety. So, even if the grafts don't take, there should still be something to plant. Cherry White Rabbit (not grafting this one) Black Cherry Green Green Zebra Aunt Ruby's German Green Yellow TC Jones Orange Juanne Flamme KBX Red Kibic (Kibit's Ukrainian) (not grafting this one) Franks large Red Pink Cowlick Brandywine Arkansas Traveler Black Black Trifele Cherokee Purple Bicolor Hillbilly Dwarf 10 Tasmanian Red/Pink plants from the project. (Not grafted) Somehow my tomato seed collection is now at 42 varieties, so it was REALLY hard to prune it down to 14. The hope is that at least a few of these will really stand out and produce this year. Here's to a successful and fun growing season for all!

February 2, 2013	#104
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	This is my grow list as of now, a few of the seeds I don't have yet in hand so will have to change if they aren't available at planting time. Earliest red/pink determinate/semidet. greenhouse and outdoor trial for comparison, listed at 50-55+ DTM: Glacier Alaska Kimberley Al Kuffa Cold Set Siletz Siberian Pink Sophie's Choice Moravsky Div or Stupice for reference DTM Break O Day (60-70 dtm) Sioux (70 dtm) Early -+ Determinates: other shapes/colours Danko Petrusha Ogorodnik Zolotoi Zapas Zolotoe Serdtse Early/Mid Medium sized Pink croppers to compare: Pale Perfect Purple Eva Purple Ball Pervaya Lyubov Medium sized, early/mid croppers: other colours: Black Russian Lotos Jubilee Larger fruit indeterminates: early/mid/+ Red Siberian (pink) Yaponskiy Krab Azoychka Black Early Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Absinthe Indian Stripe Oaxacan Jewel PL Growout; Stubche and Fiabche F1, or F2 if available Peppers have already sprouted so these are certain: Toscano Sweet Topepo Rosso Ampuis Sweet Banana Jimmy Nardello Carmen F3 Alma Feher Ozon Anaheim Chimayo Guajillo Mirasol Pasilla Bajio Heatless Habanero (variety unknown)

February 2, 2013	#105
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	Nice list, peppers too. I didn't even know there was a heatless hab.