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Gardeneer · March 15, 2017

"BEST" is difficult to qualify.
I may suggest SILETZ: It has a compact growth habit, about 4ft.
It is bred by OSU for PNW. It is pathenocarpic.
It is eary, has good fruit size bigger than all other early varieties that I have grown. I have picked ripe tomatoes from Siletz, in early July in north of Seattle, WA area.
The fruits taste good.

March 15, 2017	#2
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,912	"BEST" is difficult to qualify. I may suggest SILETZ: It has a compact growth habit, about 4ft. It is bred by OSU for PNW. It is pathenocarpic. It is eary, has good fruit size bigger than all other early varieties that I have grown. I have picked ripe tomatoes from Siletz, in early July in north of Seattle, WA area. The fruits taste good. __________________ Gardeneer Happy Gardening !