2009 mater list - Page 2

newatthiskat · January 8, 2009

You see what we have to work with here Jan. I am with you they need to go to their room and think about what they have done.

Kat

geeboss · January 8, 2009

Depending on what lives this is my grow out indoors and *winter sowing.

Purple/Black
(2) Indain Stripe
(2) Cherokee Purple

GWR (green when ripe)
(2) Spear's Tennessee Green
*(2) Cherokee Green

Orange/Gold/Yellow
*(2) Golden Queen
(2) Nebraska Wedding
(3) KBX

Bi color
(1) German Stripe

Red/pink
(2) Applause
(2) Biltmore
(2) Momotaro
(2) Mule Team
(3) Neves Azorean Red
*(2) German Queen
(2) Jeff's Pink Mistery Oxheart
(2) Aunt Ginney's Purple

Cherry Tomatoes
(2) SunGold
*(2) Isis Candy
(2) Black Cherry
*(2) Tomatoberry
(2) Green Grape
(2) Tommy Toe

Vince · January 9, 2009

I will start seeds for the following varieties. Not sure how many I will be able to fit at my place, but the overflow will go to my mothers place in sandiego. Also, Have quite a few greenies still hanging, and hope they would ripen so I could pull the plants. Lots of disease here this fall/winter, so hopefully I can let the yard be free of maters for a month.

OP cultivars:

Kosovo
NAR
Brandy Wine Sudduth (Carolyn Male)
Lillian's Yellow Heirloom
Spudakee
Black and Brown Boar
Beauty King
Pink Berkely Tie Die
(maybe a few more)

Hybridssome of which are contingent apon succesfully harvesting maters that are still hanging)

Spudakee X Brandy Wine Sudduth (F1)
Sungold X Cherokee Purple (F2)
Dwarf Wild Fred (F5)
Dwarf Wild Fred F4 X Brandy wine Sudduth (F1)
Dwarf Wild Fred F3 X Purple Haze F1 (F2)
Brad's Black Heart X Dwarf Wild Fred F4 (F1)
Spudakee X Dwarf Wild Fred F4 (F1)

Gobig_or_Gohome_toms · January 9, 2009

Spudakee X Brandy Wine Sudduth (F1)

That one sounds interesting.

Vince · January 9, 2009

"Spudakee X Brandy Wine Sudduth (F1)

That one sounds interesting."

Since Both are potato leaf indeterminant I will have to wait and see if the fruit turns out pink to see if it worked.

OneoftheEarls · January 9, 2009

Plan B...so far...

Community Garden

Orange/Gold/Yellow or Striped
Ananas Noire
Aunt Gertie’s Gold
Beauty King
Berkeley Tie Dye
Big Rainbow
Garden Peach
Georgia Streak
Jubilee
Kentucky Beefsteak
Lillian’s Yellow
Manyel
Marvel Striped
Mr. Stripey’s
Nebraska Wedding
Old German
Orange Russian 117
Orange Sunrise
Pineapple
Plum Lemon
Ruby Gold
Striped Caverns
Sutton’s
Vintage Wine
Wisconsin 55 Gold

Red/Pink
1884
Abe Lincoln
Akers West Virginia
Andrew Rahart’s Jumbo Red
Aussie
Brandywine OTV
Break O’Day
Chapman
Danko
Double Rich
Dr. Lyle
Druzba
Dutchman
Earliana
Glacier
Martian Giant
Matina

Millionaire
Moskvich
Mule Team
New Yorker
Omar’s Lebanese
Pearson
Porter
Red Zebra
Siberian
Sioux
St. Pierre
Stump of the World
Stupice
Sunset’s Red Horizon
Tappy’s Heritage
Wisconsin Chief
Wisconsin 55

Purple/Black
Black Krim
Black Pear
Black Plum
Black Seaman
Black Zebra
Carbon
GWR
Green Grape
Green Zebra

Containers
Amish Salad
Black Cherry
Brownberry
Chadwick’s
Gardener’s Delight
Lollipop
Peacevine
Principe Borghese
Riesentraube Grape
Sungolds
Tiny Tim
Yellow Perfection

Gobig_or_Gohome_toms · January 9, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vince_chemist

"Spudakee X Brandy Wine Sudduth (F1)

That one sounds interesting."

Since Both are potato leaf indeterminant I will have to wait and see if the fruit turns out pink to see if it worked.

Let us know what the results are on the plant and taste if it the cross took.

Worth1 · January 9, 2009

So far I have planted these varieties.
Tray 1
Kellogg's Breakfast,15 medium production
Black Cherry,15 great production
Jubilee,15 It sprouted in 3 days.good production puts out in the heat.
Red pear,15 Never grown it but should do just fine.
Sungold,15 great production
Tray 2
Mexico,15 medium production
Black Plum,15 great production
Azoychka,15 never grown it
Gregori's Altai,15 good production
Yellow Pear,15 fantastic production puts out all year,
Tray3
Ceylon,15 good production,
Yellow Riesentruobe,15 never grown it
Cherokee Purple,15 great production
Costoluto Genovese,15 good production
Purple Calabash,15 good production
tray4
Grape Tomato,15 good production
Wes,15 never grown it
Emerald Evergreen,15 great production
Red Rocket,15 great production.
Lime Green Salad,15 good production

I might plant a few more reds/pinks this weekend.
Along with Yellow Submarine

My list looks a little glum compared to some I have seen but with any luck any at all I will get tomatoes.
Also if you will notice I have planted totally different varieties next to each other so if one jumps the fence I can tell what it is later on.

Out of all of the many seeds I had to pick from I chose these because I like to eat tomatoes in salads.
I just put on a little Extra Virgin Olive oil with some fancy olives Fresh black pepper, Onion, Garlic, Fresh peppers a GOOD bottle of balsamic vinegar and that's about it.

With some good cheese Ciabatta (SP) bread and a good bottle of Australian wine and I'm fit to be tied.
((The big ones are for BLTs and burgers.)

Worth

duajones · January 9, 2009

I sowed seeds yesterday and ended up planting

Indian Stripe
Cherokee Purple
Gary O'Sena
Pink Berkeley Tie Die
Hege German Pink
Marianna's Peace (smallest seeds of any I planted)
Chapman
Stump of the World
Green Giant
Goose Creek
Break O'Day
Summer Cider
Jet Star
Summertime Improved
Purple Haze

creister · January 9, 2009

I will start seeds at the begining of Feb. Here is the list

Pinks

Jeff Davis
Arborgast
Novikov's Giant-10
Aunt Ginny's Purple
Earl's Faux
Crnkovick Yugoslavian
Marianna's Peace
Stump of the World
Eva Purple Ball
Pale Purple Perfect
Arkansas Traveler
Dora
Gary 'O Sena

Reds

Mule Team
Box Car Willie
Lillian's Red Kansas Paste
Break O' Day
Bulgarian #7
Akers West Virginia
Brandywine Red
Sioux
NAR
Coustralee
Choice of : German Red Strawberry, Wes, Berwick German, Russian Bogytar, or Druzba. I must choose one.

Yellow/Gold

Brandywine Yellow
Aunt Gertie's Gold
Tom's Yellow Wonder
KBX
Golden Queen -USDA
Yoder's German Yellow

Container Plants

Azoychka
Cherokee Purple
JD's Special
Dwarf Stone
New Big Dwarf
Dwarf Champion Improved
Czech's Bush
Tricot Czech
Mountain Princess
Patio King
Extreme Bush

I am trying to limit myself to just that, sure is hard.

**carolyn137** · January 9, 2009

Choice of : German Red Strawberry, Wes, Berwick German, Russian Bogytar, or Druzba. I must choose one.

*****

You don't list a heart shaped variety with the reds so if it were me I'd chose either GRS or Wes.

Russian Bogatryr is a beefsteak and you already have a couple of those listed and Druzba is darn good, but... and Berwick German which I intrduced in the 1994 SSE Yearbook is more of a paste variety, I'd still go with either Wes or GRS.

creister · January 9, 2009

I forgot to mention Anna Russian with the pinks.

Carolyn, you must be reading my mind, as GRS is about 95 percent on the list. I have heard nothing but good about it, and want to give it a try. Of course I would grow the others if time, space will allow.

cecilsgarden1958 · January 11, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by tomatoaddict

Oh boy.... I hate this part of the year. I can never just leave my grow list alone. Always adjusting. Then I remember... "there's another season next year".. Hahahaha. Here's my tentative list for this year...........

Know what you mean. Here is my revised and hopefully final rendition of this year's list. Almost forgot the yellows

11 Bush Big Boy
3 First Prize
2 Beauty
2 Lemon Boy
2 Dakota Gold
2 Basinga
2 Yoder's German Yellow
2 Earl of Edgecombe

IN BAGS
2 Black Cherry
Yellow Cherry
Red Star
Green Grape
Sun Sugar Hybrid
Sweet Quartz

ON LATTICE
2 Sweet Baby Girl

IN CAGE
Red Pear

I am cutting back in 2009, from 64 plants in the main garden to 26 plants. My work schedule has changed and it is way to hard to tend to so many plants. I will also have 10 in the yard (all cherry types)

CECIL

Gerald51 · January 11, 2009

I got 16 varieties on my to grow list, but only enough sunny space to plant 10-12 of them and I still have not decided on a early variety yet.

I tried Stupica last year, but it tasted a little bland to me, but so did some others that I grew. I'm thinking that I might have over watered.

I like just a little more acid taste in a tomato than sweet. The Brandywine tasted really good to me, but I wished it had just a tad more acid bite to it. I don't really care that much for the Carbon, but everyone else that I have given them to really likes them alot.

If there are some varieties on my list that you don't think fit my need, PLEASE let me know, since my growing space is so limited.

I ordered these, but have never grown or tasted them:

Box Car Willie
Creole
Sioux
Marianna Peace
Stump of the World
Mortgage Lifter
Cherokee Purple
Super Sioux
Homestead
Beefsteak
TN Britches
Big Beef

These are on my to grow list that I have grown:

Brandywine (pink/tomato leaf)
Carbon

Gerald

Barbee · January 11, 2009

Gerald,
I have tasted Box Car Willie, Marianna's Peace, and Cherokee Purple from your list. If you like a tomato with a bite to it (acid), I think you'll be pleased with those 3 selections.
I grew the M. Peace last year in my garden and it was one of my favs. Big pink maters that covered an entire slice of bread. It's back on my list to grow for this year and will probably stay there.....unless I find something I like better.

January 8, 2009	#16
newatthiskat Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: texas Posts: 1,451	Reply You see what we have to work with here Jan. I am with you they need to go to their room and think about what they have done. Kat

January 9, 2009	#18
Vince Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 942	I will start seeds for the following varieties. Not sure how many I will be able to fit at my place, but the overflow will go to my mothers place in sandiego. Also, Have quite a few greenies still hanging, and hope they would ripen so I could pull the plants. Lots of disease here this fall/winter, so hopefully I can let the yard be free of maters for a month. OP cultivars: Kosovo NAR Brandy Wine Sudduth (Carolyn Male) Lillian's Yellow Heirloom Spudakee Black and Brown Boar Beauty King Pink Berkely Tie Die (maybe a few more) Hybridssome of which are contingent apon succesfully harvesting maters that are still hanging) Spudakee X Brandy Wine Sudduth (F1) Sungold X Cherokee Purple (F2) Dwarf Wild Fred (F5) Dwarf Wild Fred F4 X Brandy wine Sudduth (F1) Dwarf Wild Fred F3 X Purple Haze F1 (F2) Brad's Black Heart X Dwarf Wild Fred F4 (F1) Spudakee X Dwarf Wild Fred F4 (F1) __________________ Vince

January 9, 2009	#20
Vince Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 942	"Spudakee X Brandy Wine Sudduth (F1) That one sounds interesting." Since Both are potato leaf indeterminant I will have to wait and see if the fruit turns out pink to see if it worked. __________________ Vince

January 9, 2009	#21
OneoftheEarls Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Up North Posts: 660	Plan B Plan B...so far... Community Garden Orange/Gold/Yellow or Striped Ananas Noire Aunt Gertie’s Gold Beauty King Berkeley Tie Dye Big Rainbow Garden Peach Georgia Streak Jubilee Kentucky Beefsteak Lillian’s Yellow Manyel Marvel Striped Mr. Stripey’s Nebraska Wedding Old German Orange Russian 117 Orange Sunrise Pineapple Plum Lemon Ruby Gold Striped Caverns Sutton’s Vintage Wine Wisconsin 55 Gold Red/Pink 1884 Abe Lincoln Akers West Virginia Andrew Rahart’s Jumbo Red Aussie Brandywine OTV Break O’Day Chapman Danko Double Rich Dr. Lyle Druzba Dutchman Earliana Glacier Martian Giant Matina Millionaire Moskvich Mule Team New Yorker Omar’s Lebanese Pearson Porter Red Zebra Siberian Sioux St. Pierre Stump of the World Stupice Sunset’s Red Horizon Tappy’s Heritage Wisconsin Chief Wisconsin 55 Purple/Black Black Krim Black Pear Black Plum Black Seaman Black Zebra Carbon GWR Green Grape Green Zebra Containers Amish Salad Black Cherry Brownberry Chadwick’s Gardener’s Delight Lollipop Peacevine Principe Borghese Riesentraube Grape Sungolds Tiny Tim Yellow Perfection

January 9, 2009	#24
duajones Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Corpus Christi,Texas Z9 Posts: 1,996	I sowed seeds yesterday and ended up planting Indian Stripe Cherokee Purple Gary O'Sena Pink Berkeley Tie Die Hege German Pink Marianna's Peace (smallest seeds of any I planted) Chapman Stump of the World Green Giant Goose Creek Break O'Day Summer Cider Jet Star Summertime Improved Purple Haze Last edited by duajones; January 11, 2009 at 02:13 PM.

January 8, 2009	#17
geeboss Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Fairfax, VA Z7 Posts: 524	Depending on what lives this is my grow out indoors and winter sowing. Purple/Black* (2) Indain Stripe (2) Cherokee Purple GWR (green when ripe) (2) Spear's Tennessee Green (2) Cherokee Green Orange/Gold/Yellow* (2) Golden Queen (2) Nebraska Wedding (3) KBX Bi color* (1) German Stripe Red/pink (2) Applause (2) Biltmore (2) Momotaro (2) Mule Team (3) Neves Azorean Red (2) German Queen (2) Jeff's Pink Mistery Oxheart (2) Aunt Ginney's Purple Cherry Tomatoes* (2) SunGold (2) Isis Candy (2) Black Cherry (2) Tomatoberry (2) Green Grape (2) Tommy Toe

January 9, 2009	#19
Gobig_or_Gohome_toms Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Zone 4 Lake Minnetonka, MN Posts: 967	Spudakee X Brandy Wine Sudduth (F1) That one sounds interesting.

January 9, 2009	#23
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	So far I have planted these varieties. Tray 1 Kellogg's Breakfast,15 medium production Black Cherry,15 great production Jubilee,15 It sprouted in 3 days.good production puts out in the heat. Red pear,15 Never grown it but should do just fine. Sungold,15 great production Tray 2 Mexico,15 medium production Black Plum,15 great production Azoychka,15 never grown it Gregori's Altai,15 good production Yellow Pear,15 fantastic production puts out all year, Tray3 Ceylon,15 good production, Yellow Riesentruobe,15 never grown it Cherokee Purple,15 great production Costoluto Genovese,15 good production Purple Calabash,15 good production tray4 Grape Tomato,15 good production Wes,15 never grown it Emerald Evergreen,15 great production Red Rocket,15 great production. Lime Green Salad,15 good production I might plant a few more reds/pinks this weekend. Along with Yellow Submarine My list looks a little glum compared to some I have seen but with any luck any at all I will get tomatoes. Also if you will notice I have planted totally different varieties next to each other so if one jumps the fence I can tell what it is later on. Out of all of the many seeds I had to pick from I chose these because I like to eat tomatoes in salads. I just put on a little Extra Virgin Olive oil with some fancy olives Fresh black pepper, Onion, Garlic, Fresh peppers a GOOD bottle of balsamic vinegar and that's about it. With some good cheese Ciabatta (SP) bread and a good bottle of Australian wine and I'm fit to be tied. ((The big ones are for BLTs and burgers.) Worth

January 9, 2009	#25
creister Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Abilene, TX zone 7 Posts: 1,478	I will start seeds at the begining of Feb. Here is the list Pinks Jeff Davis Arborgast Novikov's Giant-10 Aunt Ginny's Purple Earl's Faux Crnkovick Yugoslavian Marianna's Peace Stump of the World Eva Purple Ball Pale Purple Perfect Arkansas Traveler Dora Gary 'O Sena Reds Mule Team Box Car Willie Lillian's Red Kansas Paste Break O' Day Bulgarian #7 Akers West Virginia Brandywine Red Sioux NAR Coustralee Choice of : German Red Strawberry, Wes, Berwick German, Russian Bogytar, or Druzba. I must choose one. Yellow/Gold Brandywine Yellow Aunt Gertie's Gold Tom's Yellow Wonder KBX Golden Queen -USDA Yoder's German Yellow Container Plants Azoychka Cherokee Purple JD's Special Dwarf Stone New Big Dwarf Dwarf Champion Improved Czech's Bush Tricot Czech Mountain Princess Patio King Extreme Bush I am trying to limit myself to just that, sure is hard.

January 9, 2009	#26
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Choice of : German Red Strawberry, Wes, Berwick German, Russian Bogytar, or Druzba. I must choose one. ***** You don't list a heart shaped variety with the reds so if it were me I'd chose either GRS or Wes. Russian Bogatryr is a beefsteak and you already have a couple of those listed and Druzba is darn good, but... and Berwick German which I intrduced in the 1994 SSE Yearbook is more of a paste variety, I'd still go with either Wes or GRS. __________________ Carolyn

January 11, 2009	#29
Gerald51 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Germantown, TN Posts: 104	I got 16 varieties on my to grow list, but only enough sunny space to plant 10-12 of them and I still have not decided on a early variety yet. I tried Stupica last year, but it tasted a little bland to me, but so did some others that I grew. I'm thinking that I might have over watered. I like just a little more acid taste in a tomato than sweet. The Brandywine tasted really good to me, but I wished it had just a tad more acid bite to it. I don't really care that much for the Carbon, but everyone else that I have given them to really likes them alot. If there are some varieties on my list that you don't think fit my need, PLEASE let me know, since my growing space is so limited. I ordered these, but have never grown or tasted them: Box Car Willie Creole Sioux Marianna Peace Stump of the World Mortgage Lifter Cherokee Purple Super Sioux Homestead Beefsteak TN Britches Big Beef These are on my to grow list that I have grown: Brandywine (pink/tomato leaf) Carbon Gerald

January 11, 2009	#30
Barbee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 1,818	Gerald, I have tasted Box Car Willie, Marianna's Peace, and Cherokee Purple from your list. If you like a tomato with a bite to it (acid), I think you'll be pleased with those 3 selections. I grew the M. Peace last year in my garden and it was one of my favs. Big pink maters that covered an entire slice of bread. It's back on my list to grow for this year and will probably stay there.....unless I find something I like better. __________________ *Barbee*