February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Montreal
Posts: 1,140
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 Happy Valentine's Day to all at TV!Some very impressive lists. I'm just trying to narrow it down, lol! My tentative list (with the hope of eliminating a few) is: NAR Dixiewine Rebel Yell Bulgarian Triumph Dester Moravsky Div George Detsikas Italian Red Biyskaya Roza Momotaro Orange Minsk Daniel Burson Carbon ISPL Spudatula Carbon Copy SunSugar F1 Orange Jazz Cherokee Green Peron Sprayless Green Tiger Jagodka Punta Banda Maglia Rosa Cherry Isis Candy Possibly: Haley's Purple Comet Orange Caprese Barlow Jap Aunt Gertie's Gold Margaret Curtain Owen's Purple Does anyone have experience with Punta Banda and Peron Sprayless in a Northern climate like mine - zone 5b, Montreal? There are a few more I'm toying with, so it continues. It's a -40 degree Celsius day out today. Looking at tomato seeds was comforting! Happy Valentine's Day again, Sharon 
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Norway
Posts: 1,049
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By copying and pasting the russian for the variation Tatiana names, Khlebosolnyi Rozovyi , I found a few russian seed companies that sell seeds for that variety. Google translates to Norwegian for me. Here's a summary in English: "Early, Siberian, oblate pink fruit - 350-600 g., Height - 80 cm., tolerant of varying temperatures, meaty and sweet." It will be interesting to see what you get from your Baker Creek seeds. Steve Last edited by sjamesNorway; February 14, 2016 at 12:54 PM. |
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Illinois, zone 6
Posts: 8,407
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They say the first step to recovery from any addiction is admitting that you have a problem.
100 Pudov 42 Days AAA Sweet Solano Abakanskiy Abu Rawan Ace 55 Agatha Altajskij Urozajnij Amana Orange Ambrosia Gold Ambrosia Red Ambrosia Rose UBX Amethyst Cream “Amish Bi-Color” Anatolia Angoor Lata Anmore Dewdrop Anmore Treasures Anna Maria’s Heart Apelsin Arbuznyi Atkinson Aura Auria Aztec BHN 871 BKX Babushkin Potseluy Bali Banskia Queen (dwarf) Barry’s Crazy Cherry Batjanja Bear Creek Beduin Belyi Naliv Benissoi-nante Best Boy F1 Best Boy F1 Betalux Big Green Dwarf Birjnesekutsky Black Amber “Black & Brown Boar Cherry" (maybe it’s Ania?) Black Hole Sun Black Icicle Black Magic Black Plum Black Sea Man Black Vernissage Blazing Beauty (dwarf) Blue Beauty Blueberry Sugar Blush Bosky Chabarovsky Bosque Blue Bumble Bee Box Car Willie Bradley Brandywine Cowlicks x Bloody Butcher F4 Brandywine OTV Brown Berry Buckbee’s New 50 Day Bulgarian Triumph Burpee’s Big Pink F1 Burpee’s Long-Keeper Bychiy Lob Bychye Serdtse Oranzhevoe Cabot Candy Sweet Icicle Carbon Copy (Ron’s) Carbon Copy Cherry Cassady’s Folly Cementnik Chadwick’s Cherry Chang Li Chapman Chemin Hative Chernomor Cherokee Green Cherry Falls Chocolate Champion (dwarf) Chocolate Lightning (dwarf) Clover Coastal Pride Orange Cole Copper River Cosmonaut Volkov Coucher de Soleie Cyril’s Choice Czech’s Bush Dagestansky Dancing With Smurfs Daniel Burson Daniels De Barao Black De Barao Orange Detskij Sladkiy Dikaya Roza Ditmarsher Dragoevo Dwarf Arctic Rose Dwarf Beryl Beauty Dwarf Champion Dwarf Emerald Giant Dwarf Golden Heart Dwarf Kelly Green Dwarf Mr Snow Dwarf Purple Heart Dwarf Wild Fred Early Dwarf Cherry Early Ssubakus Aliana Efimir Egg Yolk Cherry Eggplant - Hairy Eggplant Eggplant - Ping Tung Long Eggplant - Thai Eggplant - Thai Long Green Eh Lim “Ellen’s Pink" Esmerelda Golosina Eva Purple Ball Fahrenheit Blues “Farmer’s Market Red" Faworyt Flora-Dade Floragold Basket Furry White Boar Fuzzy Wuzzy George Detsikas Italian Red German Giant Giant Roo Gigant-10 Novikova Glasnost Gloria Gold Nugget Grandma Oliver Chocolate Grandpa White’s Red Green Doctor’s Frosted Green Tiger Gregori Altai Gribovsky Grightmire’s Pride that Isn’t, lg pink Grot Hahn Gelbe Topftomate Harless Creek Gold Hazelfield Farm Heatherington Pink High Brix Orange Pear Homestead Honey Delight Honey Drop Hssiao His Hung Shih Huang Se Chieh Huge Lemon Oxheart Iditarod Red Indian Stripe PL Indigo Cherry Drops Jade Beauty Jagodka Jantarnij Kubok Jan’s Jaunne Flamme Jean’s Prize Joe Laurer’s Pink German Egg Joe’s Portugese KBX Kardinal Mazarini Kazachka Kellog’s West Virginia Kimberly Kljukwa W Sachare Knopka Krainiy Sever Large Barred Boar “Large Orange Cherry" Leningradskij Skorospelyi Leningradsky Giant Limbaugh’s Potato Top Lime Green Salad Linda’s Faux Livingston’s Globe Lotos Pink Lucid Gem Lucinda Lucky Cross Maglia Rosa Malachite Box Malawi Cherry Mama Alla Mandarinka Mano Marbonne F1 Marmande Matt’s Wild Cherry Mawlenowe Mazarini Medovaya Kapla Mikhalych Mirabelle Blanche Mohammed Moravsky Div Mother Russia Muddy Waters Napa Rose Negrillo de Almoguera Nepal New Big Dwarf New Yorker Nicholas Doochov Nikolayev Noire Charbonneuse Northern Lights O-La-La Oncle Remi Orange Russian 117 Oranje Van Goeijenbier Oranzhevaya Slivka Oregon Spring Orlov’s Yellow Oxheart Pale Perfect Purple Paul Robeson Pearls of Wisdom Peiping Chieh Pendulina Orange Pepper Aji Amarillo Pepper Aji Omni Color Pepper Aji Verde Pepper Big Sun Habanero Pepper Billy Goat Pepper Bishop’s Crown Pepper Black Naga Pepper Black Naga Pepper Black Pearl Pepper Bolivian Rainbow Pepper Bolsa De Dulce Pepper Bonda Ma Jacques Pepper Brazilian Starfish Pepper Bulgarian Treasure Pepper Cabai Burung Ungu Pepper Carolina Reaper Pepper Cayenne Pepper Chiero Roxa Pepper Fatali Pepper Fish Pepper Pepper Ghost Pepper Golden Marconi Pepper Golden Treasure Pepper Guajillo Chile Pepper Hunagrian Yellow Wax Pepper Jimmy Nardello Pepper Kraken Scorpion F3 Pepper Leutschauer Paprika Pepper Mako akokosrade Pepper Mammoth Jalepeno Pepper Manzano Pepper Morocco Pepper Mrs Arvis Pepper Orange Habanero Pepper Orange Thai Pepper Padron Pepper Peppadew Pepper Purple Flash Pepper Purple Marconi Pepper Rainforest Pepper Razzamatazz Pepper Red Cherry Pepper Red Jamaican Mushrooms Pepper Red Marconi Pepper Red Savina Pepper Roseto Pepper Safi Red Pepper Scotch Bonnet Foodarama Pepper Shish!to Pepper Tam Jalepeno Pepper Trinidad Perfume Pepper Urfa Pepper White Bullet Habanero Pepper Yellow Jamaican Mushroom Pepper, Sweet Erbil Peramoga 165 Perth Pride Pervaya Lyubov Piedmont Pear Pineapple Pig Pink Bumble Bee Pink Rose Pink Sweet Pink Tiger Pink Titan Pink Vernissage Pit Viper (dwarf) Podarok Fei Polarnij Skorospelyi Porter Prune Verte Punta Banda Purple Bumble Bee Purple Dragon Purple Russian Qiyanai Huang Ramapo Raspberry Giant Rebel Yell Rebelski F1 Reisetomate Remy Rouge Robe Mountain Tommy Toe Rose Quartz Multiflora Rosella Crimson Rosella Purple Rouge D’Irak Roza Vetrov Rozovyi Myod Rumi Banjan Russian Russian Green Russian Queen Russkaya Dusha Rutgers Space Select Sakharnaya Sliva Malinovaya Sakharnyi Pudovichok Sakharnyi Zheltyi San Francisco Fog Seek No Further Love Apple Sekai Ichi Sensei Serdtse Dezdemony Serendipity Shadow Boxing Shchelkovskiy Ranniy Shedra Silva Tarasenka Sibirskiy Malahit Sibirskiy Skorospelyi Siberische Appeltomaat Sioux Sladkij Ponchik Slavyanskiy Shedevr Sol Gold Spears Tennessee Green St Pierre Starfire Isis Strawberry Margarita Submarine Blush Summer Sunrise Summertime Gold Sungold F1 Sunrise Bumble Bee Sweet Adelaide Sweet Orange II Sweet Ozark Orange Sweet Scarlet Dwarf Sweet Sue Taiko Taimyr Tarasenko 6 Tarasenko Pink Tasmanian Chocolate Tatar of Mongolistan Taxi Ten Hung Tan Chieh Thai Pink Egg Thessaloniki Titan Red Tobolsk Tommy Toe Tsarskiy Podarok Tsar’s Favorite Tsesarevich Ukranian Heart Uluru Ochre Utyonok Valiant Van Wert Ohio Velikiy Voin Verde Claro Vodar Vorlon Warren’s Yellow Cherry Wayahead Wes Wherokowhai Whipper-Snapper White Brandy White Cherry Wine Jug Wisonsin 55 Woolly Blue Jay Wow cherry Yamali Brown Yamali Green f7 Yamali Red Yamali Yellow Yaponskiy Krab Yellow Clusters Yellow Pygmy Yoder’s German Yellow Yukon Quest (dwarf) Yuvel Zaitska Zarca Zebra Rita Zhelhj Delikates Zheltyi Gigant Zigan Zluta Kytice Zolotaya Kist Zolotaya Pulya |
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2006
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 156
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Here are my peppers and other misc things that will be in my garden this season.
Sweet & Mild Peppers: aji amarillo (refining fire) aji blanco christal (growdown) aji panca (pepper lover) aji pineapple (refining fire) albanian red hot (pepper lover) anaheim numex big jim (reimers) bangalore whippets tail (hippieseedco) bell of göllü (pepper lover) bob's pickling (pepper lover) corbaci (rareseeds) cowhorn pepper (pepperjoe) cumra cherry (pepper lover) hot wax banana (pepperjoe) jalapeños “cracked” (pepper lover) jalapeno farmers (pepper lover) jalapeno tajin (reimers) jalapeno purple (refining fire) jimmy nardello (tatiana'stomatoes) joe's long cayenne (seeedsaversexchange) maule's red hot (rare seeds) orange king (reimers) orange starfish (pepper lover) pasilla bajio (pepper lover) pasilla holy mole (park seeds) poblano (burpee) princess faten (pepper lover) trinidad perfume (pepper lover) trinidad scorpion sweet (pepper lover) turkish cayenne (tatiana'stomatoes) family heirloom Hot & Super Hot Peppers: 7 pot douglah x butch t (cp115)(puckerbutt) 7 pot jonah x butch T trinidad scorpion (jungle rain) bahamian goat (buckeyepeppers) bahamian goat (refining fire) bhut jolokia mustard (puckerbutt) big black mama (mojo peppers) big mustard mama (mojo peppers) borg9 reaper (mojo peppers) butcht x 7pot primo (mojo peppers) carolina reaper (pepper lover) carolina reaper (puckerbutt)) chocolate ghost pepper (chocolate bhutlah) (pepper joe) chocolate nagabrain (mojo peppers) chocolate primo/reaper (Butch Taylor) datil (rare seeds) habalokia brown (buckeyepeppers) habanero mustard (pepper joe) i scream scorpion (buckeyepeppers) jays peach ghost scorpion (refining fire) manzano amarillo (pepper lover) orange gum tiger (mojo peppers) pink tiger x bbg7 (mojo peppers) scotch bonnet 7 jonah (mojo peppers) scotch bonnet TFM (jungle rain) scorpion butch-t trinidad (pepper lover) scorpion yellow (refining fire) Other: Basil- Genovese, Cinnamon, Lime, Thai Marigolds Catnip Borage White Sage Night and Day Nasturtium Potomac Red Snapdragon Misty Lilac Wave Petunia Morning Glory-Yama Pink, Keiryu Mountain Stream, Heavenly Blue Flower Mix- Bee Feed, Beneficial Bug, Deer Resistant, Butterfly and Hummingbird Mix, Mow No More, Xeriscape, Fragrant Watermelons- Tom Watson, Ledmon, Orange Flesh Tendersweet, Ali baba Melons-Boele d'Or, Chatentais Cucumber- Boston Pickling, National Pickling, Marketmore 76 Corn- Dorinny, NK 199, Miracle, Mirai 148y, SS3778R Maxibel Bush Beans Turk's Turban Gourd Cargo PMR Pumpkin Multipik Yellow Squash Tigress Zucchini |
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Metro Detroit, Michigan
Posts: 1,051
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Cole__ Robbie, I think you have come to the wrong place for help with your addiction.
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Montreal
Posts: 1,140
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I'm dizzy!
 Yep, it's the wrong place to get reformed,lol! Sharon |
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Ozark, Mo.
Posts: 201
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Wow. Isn't it amazing that such large lists as those above still aren't inclusive - that there are many, many varieties of both tomatoes and peppers that aren't on there. There's no end to this hobby and it'll never get boring - no one will ever be able to say "I grew 'em all!".
I like a little heat sometimes but I've got a year-round pot of Maui Purple Peppers for that - they can be added to any dish and they contribute good flavor and real fire in a small package. My garden-grown peppers for 2016 will sweet, mild, or barely-medium hot only: C. annuum: Big Guy Jalapeno Hybrid, Shish!to, Hatch Valley Mild (unknown NuMex Anaheim type), Ljubov Dlan, Gypsy Hybrid. C. baccatum: CAP 1220, Aji Santa Cruz, Aji Norteno C. chinense: Pink Habanero |
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February 14, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin
Posts: 3,146
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February 15, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: San Diego-Tijuana
Posts: 2,594
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Joining you for a fair amount of those C_R, yeah!
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February 15, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7
Posts: 4,915
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Ammazzzing grow out lists, espec. Cole's.
I am going just have 20 something varieties of mater this year. No chili peppers . I had about 20 of them last year. As a result I have enough pods , powder, sauce to last me for years. Even with my 20+ some varieties (~~ 30 plants) I have a lot of work to do.  I have yet to start germinating. It will about two months from now to plant out.  But I like the anticipation and the thrill of the unknown.Keep On Trucking !  Gardeneer |
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February 15, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: zone 5b/6a
Posts: 134
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Here is a list of what I have started so far. I planned on starting my hot peppers early, followed by sweet peppers a few weeks later, and finally, tomatoes a few weeks after that.
As you can tell by my list, I didn't exactly stick to the plan. 48 Romaine lettuce (these will be grown inside until harvest) 54 jalepeno peppers 36 Anaheim peppers 36 Ancho Poblano peppers 18 long cayenne peppers 18 tobacco peppers 18 Serrano peppers 18 paprika peppers (sorry, I cant remember the variety) 36 broccoli 36 flat dutch cabbage 36 celery (Utah variety) 18 Jimmy Nardello peppers 18 mixed habanero peppers 48 California Wonder bell peppers 48 buttercrunch lettuce 48 TAM mild jalepeno peppers 24 more Cal Wonder Bells 24 purple eggplant Im hoping the broccoli and cabbage will be able to go into the garden in another month. Celery? I don't know, I have never grown it before. all of the lettuce will be moved up to bigger pots and be grown in the house or greenhouse until harvest next weekend, I will try to get the rest of the bell and sweet peppers planted, then I get to wait a few weeks before planting the tomatoes. I got myself into trouble last year, I started all of my tomatoes the same time as I started my peppers. By the time It was warm enough outside to start hardening them off, I had tomatoes 3 feet tall, long and leggy. Hopefully waiting the extra month will be good for them this year.
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February 15, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Chandler, AZ
Posts: 83
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Tomatoes:
Transplanted into a hoop house in November '15 and starting to load up: Striped German Cherokee Purple Aunt Ginny's Purple Bloody Butcher Cherokee Chocolate Chocolate Stripes Hillbilly Stupice Captain Lucky Transplanted into a newly build hoop house in January '16 and showing nice growth: AAA Sweet Solano Pink BTD BTD Haley's Purple Comet Pork Chop Kaleidoscopic Jewel Blue Berries Big Sungold Select Blue Gold Lover's Lunch Lucid Gem Cosmic Eclipse Candy Sweet Icicle Boar's Tooth Black Beauty Purple Bumblebee Peppers: Pepperoncini - Italian Jimmy Nardello Lipstick Midnight Dreams Bell Mini Yellow Bell Mini Red Bell Oda Peperone de Cuneo Topepo Rosso Anaheim Buena Mulata Poblano Numex Suave Orange Patagonia Ordono Sonoran Chiltepin Fish Black Hungarian Scotch Bonnet Tequila Sunrise Watermelon: Ali Baba Orangeglo Ledmon Hopi Yellow Melon: Madhu Ras Honey Melon Hale's Best 45 Swan Lake Petit Gris de Rennes I'm new to all of these except Cherokee Purple, Hillbilly, Striped German, Bloody Butcher, Poblano, and Anaheim. Never tried growing a melon before, should be interesting. 
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: NJ, zone 7
Posts: 3,162
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Girl Girl's Weird Thing JD's Special C-Tex Indian Stripe They are tasty and productive. Each plant gave more than 15 pounds of good size maters.
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February 15, 2016
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: NJ, zone 7
Posts: 3,162
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My list keeps on changing. I am trying to downsize tomato garden and grow other plants in the limited city garden (my backyard).
It is so difficult to choose, so many great varieties plus new once. Cold green house #1: Sara black (75) Owen's Purple (midseason, Bl) Black Master (80) Blackberry (midseason, Bl) Cherokee Chocolate (80) Indian Stripe (victory seeds) Black Krim PL/BKX Barlow Jap (80) Grandfather Ashlock (85) McKinley (midseason, pink) Biyskaya Roza Azoychka (75) #2 lot Claude Brown’s Y. Giant Ananas Noir Fred Limbaugh Rose De Berne (pink) Daniel's (seeds Sandhill) La Vie en rose (pink) Weisnicht's Ukranian (pink, PL) Grightmire's Pride (heart) Oxheart from Zagreb (lg red heart, Croatia) Jabucar (lg red heart, Croatia) Bear Creek Spudakee (Bl., PL) #3 lot Hercegovac (lg red, Croatia) Turopolje/Turopoljska (pink, Croatia) Madar/Madjar (lg red, Croatia) Brandywine from Croatia Garrison (pink) Black Cherry JD's Special C-Tex Girl Girl's Weird Thing #4 lot German Johnson Tarasenko 6 NOT Carbon (pink superproductive) Cowlick Brandywine Brandywine Sudduth McMurray # 10 (90, pink) Elgin Pink Carbon Rebel Yell Dwarf lot: Rosella Purple Dwarf Crimson Streak F5 Sweet Sue
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