2017 tentative grow list - Page 20

March 17, 2017

It was an arduous process but I narrowed it down. May add a few more, but these are already sown.

TOMATOES
Carbon Copy
Kazachka
PBTD
Lavender Lake
Flanders Contrast
Green Zebra (Arizona Hawaii)
Green Doctor's Frosted
Sweet Ozark Orange
Tang
Datlo
Jaune Flamme
Pinocchio Orange
Yaponskiy Krab
Wild Thyme Pink
Painted Pink
Sgt Peppers
Work Release Paste
Kremlin Chiming Clock
Divine Maltese
Early Swedish (Imur Prior Beta)
For Exhibition
Mat-Su Express
Indian Curry
Criolla Quetzaltepeque
Komohana Grape
Isis Candy
Gnocchia di Limone
Lemon Drop
Polish Pastel
Bosque Bumblebee
Little Lucky
Chang Li
Sart Roloise

PEPPERS
Ajvarski
Baby Aji Amarillo
Black Hungarian
Chervena Chushka
Crunch Sweet Orange
Dulce d'Espagne
Fish Pepper
Jumbo Jalapeno
Leutschauer Paprika
Manzano
Shish!to

JosephineRose · March 20, 2017

I've finalized my list for 2017.

For the community garden plots I've started:
New Big Dwarf
Spike
Carmello F1
Brandywine (Sudduth)
Sungold
BKX
Rebel Yell
Daniel Burson
Earl's Faux
Granadero
Orange Jazz

For my Earthbox garden in the back of our shop, I've started:
Girl Girl's Weird Thing
Margaret Curtain
Black Krim
Virginia Sweets
Pruden's Purple
Rainbow Dwarf
Dwarf Sweet Sue
Tastywine
Sugary Pounder
Lithium Sunset
Sart Roloise
Eva Purple Ball
Yellow Brandywine (Platfoot)
Red Viper Dwarf
Tasmanian Chocolate

When my beans, melons and corn are done by late July, I'll transplant second sowing of tomatoes to take me through our Indian Summer in October:
Early Siberian
Black Cherry
Loxton Lad
Sweet Scarlet Dwarf
Rosella Purple
Dwarf Purple Heart
EM Champion
Cherokee Tiger Dwarf
Dwarf Wild Fred
"Jen's Mystery" tomato (I suspect this is Ananas Noire)
Orange Strawberry
Dona F1
Brutus

Jonnyhat · March 26, 2017

1884
Wisconsin 55
Liz Birt
Brandywine from Croatia
Sungold '16 Sungold '15
Paul Roberson '16 Paul Roberson '15
Cheerokee Purple Black
Raspberry Giant
Copper River GWRT
Neves Azorean Red
German Johnson Brenton Strain
Magila Rosa
GGWT '16 GGWT '15
Lithium Sunset
Kelloggs Breakfast
Solar Flare
Seek no further Love Apple
SOTW
Eli
Daniel Burson
Rozovyi Myod
Mayo's Delight
Rebecca Sebastians Bull Bag
Linnie's Oxheart
Chapman
Marizapan Gold
Togo Trefele
Brandyberry Pink
Casey Pure Yellow
Orange Russian 117
Bursztyn Amber
Red Barn
Rebel Yell
0-33
Precoce Marmande
Vorlon
BW Yellow
Beaverlodge Slicer
German Giant
Mortgage Lifter
Fish Lake Oxheart
Orange Jazz
Taxi
German Red Strawberry

Gardeneer · March 26, 2017

Welcome , Jonny !
You have an amazing grow list. Of all that I share 2 varieties : Sungold and Mortgage Lifter.
But I am familiar by name with about 15 more (not grown them yet )
Have a great season !

**carolyn137** · March 27, 2017

(Marizapan Gold)

I think you meant to say the following since there is no tomato variety called Marzipan (spelled with an i ) Gold,unless some seed vendor has really messed up things.

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

I love marzipan myself, but Marizol Gold is a great bicolor.

Carolyn

Worth1 · March 29, 2017

Just picked up mine today at the store they will be in my highly successful half buried container method.
Black Krim.
Mortgage lifter.
And two sun gold plants.
The first two I have never grown before.
Four plants total.

Worth

Gardeneer · March 29, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by Worth1

Just picked up mine today at the store they will be in my highly successful half buried container method.
Black Krim.
Mortgage lifter.
And two sun gold plants.
The first two I have never grown before.
Four plants total.

Worth

Those are all top , time tested choices.
BTW: I am also growing ML ( 1 ) SG (2)

Father'sDaughter · March 29, 2017

Some day I'll have to sample a Sungold and see what all the hype is about. Tried last year but the plant was one of the first to turn into a crispy critter...

Jonnyhat · March 30, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by carolyn137

(Marizapan Gold)

I think you meant to say the following since there is no tomato variety called Marzipan (spelled with an i ) Gold,unless some seed vendor has really messed up things.

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

I love marzipan myself, but Marizol Gold is a great bicolor.

Carolyn

hmmm... now I am going to have to hunt through my empty seed baggies

Jonnyhat · March 30, 2017

Tomato
Marzipan
Gold
2014 billingsdj

**carolyn137** · March 30, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonnyhat

Tomato
Marzipan
Gold
2014 billingsdj

I'm sorry but I don't know what that source means.

Did you get it in a trade, or from a seed offer,or was it from a commercial vendor, etc.

I really would like to know, so if you don't feel comfortable answering here, please do PM me.

I see you've also changed the spelling from what you had before so I just Googled that and came up with

https://www.google.com/search?q=Marz...&bih=788&dpr=1

Carolyn

March 31, 2017

I'm getting ready to start my seeds (I started a couple weeks earlier last year, but my tomato plants got kind of old by transplant time, and they germinate faster when it's warmer anyway; so, that's why the delay). The windy part of the spring has just begun, it seems. Fortunately, the greenhouse seems able to take it well. I heard we had 50 MPH winds near my area, today (I can only personally verify that it was up to at least 35 MPH here, though—but it was enough to cause a lot of noise outside, and make things fall over and bang hard against the house more than once). We didn't have much wind during the winter.

I'm getting ready to finalize my list (at least for stuff I'm planning to germinate; I might give some plants away). Good news, though: my neighbor wants to let me grow stuff over there, too. So, I might have a little more space.

If I have to water it, I'll probably plan to dry farm, though (going over to my neighbor's house to water every other day might be challenging).

So far, I haven't planted any tomatoes. We just have Cherry Belle radishes and Dwarf Grey Sugar snow peas direct-seeded. The peas are germinating. Some of last year's radishes that reseeded have germinated. The perennial Green De Belleville sorrel is looking nice (it might be cool to have a lawn of that, and see what people think). We got rid of our lawn years ago. It looks like it's growing back from our neighbor's grass, however. I want to pickle the radishes. Anyway, I've got lots of other cool-weather seeds to direct-seed, too.

Jonnyhat · April 5, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonnyhat

1884
Wisconsin 55
Liz Birt
Brandywine from Croatia
Sungold '16 Sungold '15
Paul Roberson '16 Paul Roberson '15
Cheerokee Purple Black
Raspberry Giant
Copper River GWRT
Neves Azorean Red
German Johnson Brenton Strain
Magila Rosa
GGWT '16 GGWT '15
Lithium Sunset
Kelloggs Breakfast
Solar Flare
Seek no further Love Apple
SOTW
Eli
Daniel Burson
Rozovyi Myod
Mayo's Delight
Rebecca Sebastians Bull Bag
Linnie's Oxheart
Chapman
Marizapan Gold
Togo Trefele
Brandyberry Pink
Casey Pure Yellow
Orange Russian 117
Bursztyn Amber
Red Barn
Rebel Yell
0-33
Precoce Marmande
Vorlon
BW Yellow
Beaverlodge Slicer
German Giant
Mortgage Lifter
Fish Lake Oxheart
Orange Jazz
Taxi
German Red Strawberry

So of this list, If I had to pick 6 to 12 for 5 gallon containers or to put in a bed that gets more shade as the season moves on so early det types which would make the most sense (I have 12 containers at my house and 24 x 4 ft of bed space at my back yard garden in raised beds) But I also have 300ft x 40ft of in ground space at a friends that will be used for the second year)

Also... still hoping for a miracle like last year but the only one on the list that has not germinated is Orange Jazz... last year it took over 30 days for Liz Birt to pop so I can say I have not lost hope yet in the slightest.

Hoosier · April 5, 2017

Seeds have been sown, so I guess this is final! Unless I see some plants I just have to have.

Cherokee Purple
Indian Stripe
Black From Tula
Azoychka
Kellogg's Breakfast
KBX
Aunt Ruby's German Green
Green Giant
Green Zebra
Brandywine Sudduth
Chapman
Hungarian Heart
Ananas Noire
Omar's Lebanese
Dotson's Lebanese Heart
Pink Bumble Bee
Purple Bumble Bee
Rebel Yell
Limbaugh's Legacy Potato Top
Girl Girl's Wild Thing
Wes
German Johnson Benton Strain
Solar Flare
Lithium Sunset
Orange Jazz
MAR NAR F6
Iraqi Heart
Rebel Alliance
Akers West Virginia
Rose
Reverend Michael Keyes
Rostova
Russian 117
Marianna's Peace
Mule Team
Italian Heirloom
Climbing Trip L Crop
Armenian
Black Vernissage
Skip's German Red
Goat Bag
Big Momma
Roma VF
La Roma III
Big Beef
Celebrity
Momotaro
Sun Gold

Karma · April 5, 2017

Limony
Rutgers 250
Kellogg’s Breakfast
Aunt Ruby’s German
Carbon
Black Krim
Japanese Black Truffle -2
Black and Brown Boar
Pink Berkeley Tie Dye
Red Zebra -
Isis Candy -2
Blush -2
Sweet Baby Girl -3
Orange Paruche -3
Sunchocola - 2
Green grape
Honeydrop
Green Doctors Frosted
Sunrise Bumblebee - indeterminate 70 days
Sweet Treats

March 26, 2017	#289
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,909	Welcome , Jonny ! You have an amazing grow list. Of all that I share 2 varieties : Sungold and Mortgage Lifter. But I am familiar by name with about 15 more (not grown them yet ) Have a great season ! __________________ Gardeneer Happy Gardening !

March 27, 2017	#290
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	(Marizapan Gold) I think you meant to say the following since there is no tomato variety called Marzipan (spelled with an i ) Gold,unless some seed vendor has really messed up things. http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Marizol_Gold I love marzipan myself, but Marizol Gold is a great bicolor. Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

March 29, 2017	#293
Father'sDaughter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: MA/NH Border Posts: 4,917	2017 tentative grow list Some day I'll have to sample a Sungold and see what all the hype is about. Tried last year but the plant was one of the first to turn into a crispy critter...

April 5, 2017	#300
Karma Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Santa Monica, CA Posts: 64	2017 Grow List (Has anyone tried Sweet Treats)? Limony Rutgers 250 Kellogg’s Breakfast Aunt Ruby’s German Carbon Black Krim Japanese Black Truffle -2 Black and Brown Boar Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Red Zebra - Isis Candy -2 Blush -2 Sweet Baby Girl -3 Orange Paruche -3 Sunchocola - 2 Green grape Honeydrop Green Doctors Frosted Sunrise Bumblebee - indeterminate 70 days Sweet Treats

March 17, 2017	#286
braybright Guest Posts: n/a	It was an arduous process but I narrowed it down. May add a few more, but these are already sown. TOMATOES Carbon Copy Kazachka PBTD Lavender Lake Flanders Contrast Green Zebra (Arizona Hawaii) Green Doctor's Frosted Sweet Ozark Orange Tang Datlo Jaune Flamme Pinocchio Orange Yaponskiy Krab Wild Thyme Pink Painted Pink Sgt Peppers Work Release Paste Kremlin Chiming Clock Divine Maltese Early Swedish (Imur Prior Beta) For Exhibition Mat-Su Express Indian Curry Criolla Quetzaltepeque Komohana Grape Isis Candy Gnocchia di Limone Lemon Drop Polish Pastel Bosque Bumblebee Little Lucky Chang Li Sart Roloise PEPPERS Ajvarski Baby Aji Amarillo Black Hungarian Chervena Chushka Crunch Sweet Orange Dulce d'Espagne Fish Pepper Jumbo Jalapeno Leutschauer Paprika Manzano Shish!to

March 20, 2017	#287
JosephineRose Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: California Posts: 383	I've finalized my list for 2017. For the community garden plots I've started: New Big Dwarf Spike Carmello F1 Brandywine (Sudduth) Sungold BKX Rebel Yell Daniel Burson Earl's Faux Granadero Orange Jazz For my Earthbox garden in the back of our shop, I've started: Girl Girl's Weird Thing Margaret Curtain Black Krim Virginia Sweets Pruden's Purple Rainbow Dwarf Dwarf Sweet Sue Tastywine Sugary Pounder Lithium Sunset Sart Roloise Eva Purple Ball Yellow Brandywine (Platfoot) Red Viper Dwarf Tasmanian Chocolate When my beans, melons and corn are done by late July, I'll transplant second sowing of tomatoes to take me through our Indian Summer in October: Early Siberian Black Cherry Loxton Lad Sweet Scarlet Dwarf Rosella Purple Dwarf Purple Heart EM Champion Cherokee Tiger Dwarf Dwarf Wild Fred "Jen's Mystery" tomato (I suspect this is Ananas Noire) Orange Strawberry Dona F1 Brutus

March 26, 2017	#288
Jonnyhat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Downingtown, PA Posts: 337	1884 Wisconsin 55 Liz Birt Brandywine from Croatia Sungold '16 Sungold '15 Paul Roberson '16 Paul Roberson '15 Cheerokee Purple Black Raspberry Giant Copper River GWRT Neves Azorean Red German Johnson Brenton Strain Magila Rosa GGWT '16 GGWT '15 Lithium Sunset Kelloggs Breakfast Solar Flare Seek no further Love Apple SOTW Eli Daniel Burson Rozovyi Myod Mayo's Delight Rebecca Sebastians Bull Bag Linnie's Oxheart Chapman Marizapan Gold Togo Trefele Brandyberry Pink Casey Pure Yellow Orange Russian 117 Bursztyn Amber Red Barn Rebel Yell 0-33 Precoce Marmande Vorlon BW Yellow Beaverlodge Slicer German Giant Mortgage Lifter Fish Lake Oxheart Orange Jazz Taxi German Red Strawberry

March 29, 2017	#291
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Just picked up mine today at the store they will be in my highly successful half buried container method. Black Krim. Mortgage lifter. And two sun gold plants. The first two I have never grown before. Four plants total. Worth

March 30, 2017	#295
Jonnyhat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Downingtown, PA Posts: 337	Tomato Marzipan Gold 2014 billingsdj

March 31, 2017	#297
shule1 Guest Posts: n/a	I'm getting ready to start my seeds (I started a couple weeks earlier last year, but my tomato plants got kind of old by transplant time, and they germinate faster when it's warmer anyway; so, that's why the delay). The windy part of the spring has just begun, it seems. Fortunately, the greenhouse seems able to take it well. I heard we had 50 MPH winds near my area, today (I can only personally verify that it was up to at least 35 MPH here, though—but it was enough to cause a lot of noise outside, and make things fall over and bang hard against the house more than once). We didn't have much wind during the winter. I'm getting ready to finalize my list (at least for stuff I'm planning to germinate; I might give some plants away). Good news, though: my neighbor wants to let me grow stuff over there, too. So, I might have a little more space. If I have to water it, I'll probably plan to dry farm, though (going over to my neighbor's house to water every other day might be challenging). So far, I haven't planted any tomatoes. We just have Cherry Belle radishes and Dwarf Grey Sugar snow peas direct-seeded. The peas are germinating. Some of last year's radishes that reseeded have germinated. The perennial Green De Belleville sorrel is looking nice (it might be cool to have a lawn of that, and see what people think). We got rid of our lawn years ago. It looks like it's growing back from our neighbor's grass, however. I want to pickle the radishes. Anyway, I've got lots of other cool-weather seeds to direct-seed, too.

April 5, 2017	#299
Hoosier Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Indiana Posts: 97	Seeds have been sown, so I guess this is final! Unless I see some plants I just have to have. Cherokee Purple Indian Stripe Black From Tula Azoychka Kellogg's Breakfast KBX Aunt Ruby's German Green Green Giant Green Zebra Brandywine Sudduth Chapman Hungarian Heart Ananas Noire Omar's Lebanese Dotson's Lebanese Heart Pink Bumble Bee Purple Bumble Bee Rebel Yell Limbaugh's Legacy Potato Top Girl Girl's Wild Thing Wes German Johnson Benton Strain Solar Flare Lithium Sunset Orange Jazz MAR NAR F6 Iraqi Heart Rebel Alliance Akers West Virginia Rose Reverend Michael Keyes Rostova Russian 117 Marianna's Peace Mule Team Italian Heirloom Climbing Trip L Crop Armenian Black Vernissage Skip's German Red Goat Bag Big Momma Roma VF La Roma III Big Beef Celebrity Momotaro Sun Gold