Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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March 30, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2018
Location: Charleston, SC
Posts: 19
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I am already planted out here in 9a - in raised beds and earthboxes.
My list: Cherokee Purple Cherokee Purple PL Mortgage Lifter Brandywine Pink - Sudduths Lucky Cross PL Carolyn's yellow Black Krim Anais Noire GWR David's Ivory pineapple - from seed trade |
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March 30, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Vermont
Posts: 1,001
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Well, I am definitely crazy. But I, too, have finally almost settled down on my list for this year, though I just ordered a few new (to me) dwarfs from Victory. Anyway, here's what I plan for now, with seeding to start next week for the greenhouse varieties, mid-April for the outdoor ones:
Agi Red F1 Alice's Egypt Alsou Amazon ChocoLate Ambrosia Gold Ambrosia Gold w/ Antho Amish Paste Andrew Surprise Ania Anna Russian Annie Sunshine Appetitnyi Aunt Ruby's German Green (mine, maybe crossed) Aunt Ruby's German Green (new seed) Babushkino Bammer's Luck Beauty King Big Beef F1 Big Beef Plus F1 Big Boy F1 Big Sungold Select Bill's Berkely Pink Bizhiki BKX Black Cherry Black Kitten Paws Bloody Butcher Bloody Butcher Shule1 A Bloody Butcher Shule1 B Blush Blush 2.0 Bolgarskoe Chudo Brad's Black Heart Brandywine Cowlick's Brandywine From Croatia Brandywine Liam's Brandywine, Sudduth's Brazilian Giant Brianna Buratino Cabin Carbon Cherokee Purple Cherry Bomb F1 Chinese Paste Chornaya Lakomka Cocoladni (chocolate) Colgar Papuo Costoluto Genovese Crnkovic Yugoslavian Croatia Joanna YMCA? Cuore del Drago Dana's Dusky Rose Daniel Burson Dester DesterNot Dikovinka Dr. Carolyn Druzba Dutka's Pink DW ? DW 13 X F4-1-2 MF DW Brandyfred DW Buzzy Cherry F6 #1 DW Buzzy Cherry F6 #2 DW Buzzy Cherry Red DW Ivory Ink DW KPP K-1-2-21 DW Loxton Ladd DW Loxton Lass DW Lucky Swirl DW Perth Pride DW Purple Heart DW Quirky Numbat A DW Quirky Numbat B DW Rosella Purple DW Rosy DW Summer Sweet Gold DW Summertime Gold DW Tastywine DW Tipsy A DW Tipsy B DW Wild Fred Dw? KPP=K18-2-B Early Doll Eastham Pink Egg Yolk Elgin Pink Esterina F1 Eva Eva Purple Ball Eva Short Eva Ste Wendell Fish Lake Oxheart Flaming Burst Fox Cherry Fritz Fuego Verde Gallego Gary O'Sena George Detsikas Italian Red German Johnson Benton Strain German Red Strawberry Giant Purelesa Girl Girl's Weird Thing Giroc Gold Medal Gold Spark Granadero Grandma Oliver's Chocolate Grandpa White’s Red Granny's Heart Great White Grightmire's Pride Heart Breaker Hege German Pink Heidi paste Helio Herodes Honey and Sugar Hybrid Cherry #4 F1 Indian Stripe Indigo Blue Berries Indigo Blue Berries yellow Istra Iva's Red Berry Jaune Flammee Jazz Jet Star F1 Joe's Pink Oxheart Jory Josephine Joyce Dokter Juliet F1 Kazachka KBX KC-146 Kellog's Breakfast Kimberly Kosovo Kukla Portuguese Beefsteak Kukla Portuguese Heart Kukla Portuguese Paste Legenda Tarasenko Lemon Drop Liz Birt Loka Lucky Cross Lucky Tiger Maglia Rosa Maiden's Gold Margaret Curtain Maria Amaziletei's Giant Red Marianna's Peace Marizol Gold Marzano Fire Mashenka Matina Matina Shule1 Matt's Wild Cherry Medovaya Kaplya Mocross Elgin Mom's Heart Moonglow Moravsky Div Mortgage Lifter Moskvitch Moya Mrs. Sclaubaugh's Famous Strawberry Mushroom Basket My Family My Grape My Nova Narmandia Nebraska Wedding Neves Azorean Red Noire de Crimee Novosadski Jabuchar Olena Ukranian Opalka Orange Banana Orange Jazz Orange Paruche cherry F1 Orange Paruche cherry F3 Orange Russian 117 Orange Strawberry Orangevye Velican Oxheart Giantissimo Pearly Pink Orange Pineapple Pig Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Pink Bumblebee Pink Delice Pink Honey Pink Siberian Tiger Pink Tiger Pink Tsar Pisanello da Bruschetta Polish Linguista Porkchop Primorski Pacug Pruden's Purple Prue Purple Bumblebee Purple Dog Creek Purple Russian Rancho Solito Raspberry Miracle Raya Rey Red Brandywine Landis Valley Red Pearl Grape Regina Reif Red Heart Roosa Hild Rosa dé Lómio Rosa de Zasautz Rose Rose d'Eauze Rosedale Rosovyi Zumnyi Rouge Amagu Russian 117 Russian Mini Yellow Sailor's Luck A Sailor's Luck B Sakharnyi Slon Sarah Black Schokoladnaja Sosulka Seek-No-Further Love Apple Serendipity Sgt Pepper's Sheryl's Portuguese Red Heart Siberskiy Velikan Rozovyi Sibirskiy Skorospelyi Snow White Soldacki Sophie's Choice Sosulka Orange Sosulka Pink Speckled Roman Spike Starlight (long cherry) Stump of the World Stupice Sugary cherry F1 Sukkerknald Sungold F1 Sunrise Bumblebee Sweet Hearts F1 Sweet Ozark Orange Sweet Treats F1 Tadesse Tappy's Finest Tarasenko 2 Tarasenko 6 Terhune That Russian Tomato Thessaloniki Tolstushka (Fatty Woman) Tommy Toe Tony's Italian Trska Gora Tsar Kolokol Umberto Uraliskiy Rozovyi Valentine F1 Vera's Verona Violaceum Kryp Violaceum Kryp (True?) Viva Vladyka Wapsipinicon Peach Weisnicht's Ukranian Wes Wood's Famous Brimmer Zena's Gift Zolotaya Kanareka Zuckertraub Whew! That doesn't even add in the multitude of crosses, accidental and otherwise, all so far unnamed and unstable (though some are close now), that will join the ranks. I sure hope farmers market sales are good this year! Otherwise we'll be eating a lot of spaghetti and pizza and tomato soup next winter. (Not that that's a bad thing...) Shawn
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March 30, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Mar 2021
Location: Illinois
Posts: 199
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Farmer Shawn,
That's quite the impressive list. In fact, I almost think it might have been easier to list what ones you weren't growing this year 
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March 30, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Southeast Texas
Posts: 287
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March 30, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: KS 5b/6a
Posts: 249
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Shawn, that is a serious list. Hope you're trading/SASEing seeds this winter! I would be very interested to hear some grow reports, favorites, etc. from your 2022 season. Good luck!
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March 31, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Denmark
Posts: 158
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Great list Shawn, I must study it further later today, but respect!
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April 9, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Austin Area
Posts: 17
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Spring Tomatoes
brad's atomic grape
black sea man paul robeson african queen marmande gary's gold brandyfred neves azorean heinz 1350 cream sausage eva purple ball green giant brad's black heart tasty wine backa chocolate lightning grappoli marianna's peace juliet homestead black krim roma 
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Last edited by JCessna; April 9, 2022 at 04:27 PM. |
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April 10, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Indianapolis Area 46112
Posts: 853
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farmer shawn - i feel sorry for you 1) 1884 Pink 2) Aunt Ginny’s Purple 3) Black from Tula 4) Big Cheef 5) Bradley 6) Brandywine Sudduth's Strain 7) Chapman 8) Caspian Pink 9) Cherokee Purple 10) Dana's Dusky Rose 11) African Queen 12)General Lee 13)German Queen 14)Olive Hill 15)KBX ? 16)Keepsake 17)Prue 18)Rebel Yell 19) Just Grow IT! 20)Thesselonski 21) Elgin Pink 22) Stump of the World 23)Mat Su Express 24) Brutus 25)Bloody Butcher 26)Sofie’s Choice 27) Dester 28) Arkansas Traveler 29) Summer Sunrise 30) Stupice 31) Coastal Orange Pride 32) Tennesee Suited 33) Mr.Snow 34) New Big 35) Rosella Crimson 36) Brandy Fred 37) Sweet Scarlet 38) Wild Fred 39) Tasty Wine 40)Boronia Dwarf 41)Wild Spudleaf Yellow Cherry 42)Sweet 100 Sweet 100 55)Aztec-3 56)Rejina-4 64)Vilma 65)Pinocchio Orange Pete |
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April 10, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Brownville, Ne
Posts: 3,282
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You guys are getting serious with those lists...makes my 30 variety starting list and 20 of those into the garden look puny. Good luck to you.
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April 10, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Sunol, CA
Posts: 2,723
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My list
1. Benevento (80% of field) 2. Other stuff.
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April 10, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Austin Area
Posts: 17
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My Grow List
Brad's atomic grape
black sea man paul robeson african queen marmande gary's gold brandyfred neves azorean heinz 1350 cream sausage eva purple ball green giant brad's black heart tasty wine backa chocolate lightning grappoli marianna's peace juliet homestead black krim roma 
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Joe Cessna "A few plants short of a flat"
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April 10, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Hampton, Virginia
Posts: 1,349
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May God Bless you and my Garden, Amen https://www.angelfieldfarms.com MrsJustice as Farmer Joyce Beggs 
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April 12, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: New Hampshire
Posts: 229
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Here is what I started. Many of these are older seed, so I am not expecting success with all of them. My goal is 18 viable plants from the first 23 varieties. The last 8 cherry varieties are for a friend of mine, but I get to sample them whenever I want.
Bosanski Star Bulgarian Triumph Cuostralee Druzba Giannini (my saved seed from 2021) Giannini (old seed for comparison) Istra Cowlick's Brandywine Dutka's Pink Gogosha Kosovo (my saved seed from 2021) Kosovo (old seed for comparison) Large Pink Bulgarian Pervaya Lyubov Sandal Moldovan Indian Stripe JD's Special C-Tex Nefertiti Orange Minsk Paul Robeson Pink Berkeley Tie Die Sweet Ozark Orange Woodle Orange Blush Galina's Jaune Flamme Joe Lauerer's Pink German Eggs Peacevine Rose Quartz Sweetie Sweet Orange II |
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April 15, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Feb 2021
Location: Monroe, South Dakota
Posts: 50
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Have grown before:
Amana Orange Best Boy Jagodka New for this year: Mission Mountain Sunrise x Big Hill F2 Exserted Tiger Exserted Orange Start S F1 Stupice Galina Kalinka Terra Cotta Puerto Cortes Sungold F1 if my seeds show up in time. |
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April 16, 2022
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: MA/NH Border
Posts: 4,917
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Going heavy on the dwarfs from the Dwarf Tomato Project again this year, and also trying some of Karen O.'s varieties:
Eating varieties: Chadwick's Cherry Sleeping Lady (DTP) Mat-Su Express True Colors Tundra Fred's Tie Dye (DTP) Wherekowhai (DTP) Midnight Sun Waratah (DTP) Crnkovic Yugoslavian Pastes: A San Marzano variety Antique Roman Banana Toes (DTP) Stony Brook Speckled (DTP) Stony Brook Heart (DTP) Modern Roman (DTP work in progress) Matsu-Express and Crnkovic Yugoslavian are two I've been wanting to grow for a number of years. I was finally able to find a source for seeds of Mat-Su Express, and one of the very old seeds I had for Crnkovic Yugoslavian finally germinated. The two Stony Brook Paste Dwarfs I've been working on since 2016 were released this year, and I'm hoping Modern Roman will follow next year. I'm thrilled to have dwarf pastes as an option! |
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