This Year's Grow List - Page 12

remy · April 22, 2012

This has been a great thread. Such nice grow lists! everyone has.
Remy

janezee · April 22, 2012

Oh. Dar, I wish I had room (and heat enough) for 3 of each.

Frankly, as so many of us, I don't know how many more years I can
really expect to work in the garden, at the rate I can now,
or if at all, to find just one, only one, tomato I'd grow if I were unable
to manage any other variety. I need to find out if there's a tomato
I just couldn't imagine giving up. (or maybe 2.

)

Gotta try only one of each, right now. I hope I can thin it down next year,
rather than throwing out all I grow this year and starting from scratch.
I really hope that I find the perfect tomato for:

Ease of germination,
flavor,
Earliness,
flavor,
disease resistance or tolerance,
flavor,
production,
flavor,
length of season,
flavor,
ripens after picked,
flavor,
holds well,
flavor,
dries well,
flavor,
cooks well,
flavor.

There might be other tests I might set the perfect tomato, but that will do for now.

And of course, there are the climactically perfect, too, but we need not go there now.

j

Full Moon · April 24, 2012

I'm still playing with the numbers. I might have to eliminate a few I'm not sure yet but this is what I have in cups waiting for the weather to be right.

Yamal
Yablonka Rossii
Stupice
Kimberley
Bulgarian Triumph
Sibirskiy Skorospelyi
Black Cherry
Jaune Flammée
Green Doctors
Costoluto Genovese
Mashenka
Lyuda's Mom's Large Red Ukranian
County Agent
Justine Heart
L'Espagnole Lefebvre
Ludmilla's Red Plum
Adelin Morin
Aker's West Virginia
Anna Aasa
Fishlake Oxheart
Plourde
Sakharnyi Pudovichok
St-Pierre
Germaid Red
Brandywine Sudduth's
Caspian Pink
Crnkovic Yugoslavian
Koroleva
Dufresne
Ledoux Special
Stump of the World
Chianti Rose
Pervaya Lyubov
Arthur Fowler
Gold Medal
Lillian's Yellow
Burning Spear
Garden Peach
Northern Lights
Virginia Sweets

and 7 Dwarf Varieties

I'm about a month away from planting.

ljp · April 25, 2012

I think these are what I have sprouted in the greenhouse.

Mr. Stripey
Orange Russian 117
Feuerwerk
Black Cherry
Black From Tula
Black Krim
Chocolate
Japanese Black Trifele
Chocolate Cherry
Old German
Green Doctor Frosted
Absinthe
Moldovan Green
Sungold OP
Burning Spear
Golden Jubilee
Opalka
Brandywine from Croatia
Cuor di bue
Earliana
Hoy
Monkey ★★★
New Big Dwarf
Ponderosa Pink
Pruden's Purple
Purple Prince
Casino Chips
Flortis Cherry
Hawian Currant
Large Red Cherry
Riesentraube Cherry
Vishenka Krasnaya
Costoluto Genovese
Polish Linguisa
Principe Borghese
Rio Grande
San Marzano
Scatalone
Break O'Day
Buzau 1600
Crimson Cushion
Delicious
Druzba
Ernesto
Géante d'Orembourg
Iraq
Marglobe
Moravsky Div
Mortgage Lifter
Sandpoint
Silvery Fir Tree
Stupice
Super Sioux
Ace 55 VF
Bonny Best
Oxheart Red
Snow White
Lemon Boy VFNASt
Aurum Cherry
Gold Medal
Pat's -- from neighbour
Dino's -- from neighbour

delltraveller · April 25, 2012

Absinthe
Ai Sheng Zao Shi
Anna Banana Russian
Arbuznyi
Aunt Ruby's German Green
Azoychka
Banana Legs
Berkeley Tie Dye Pink
Bill's Berkeley Pink
Bing Cherry
Black Bear
Black Sea Man
Blue Match
Blush
Brianna
Casey's Pure Yellow
Chang Li
Czech's Bush
Coastal Pride Orange
Coeur de Jade
Costa Rican cherry from Skyking
Coyote
Cream Sausage aka Banana Cream
Cuban Black
Curl aka Stick aka Locke
Ditmarsher
Dwarf Beryl Beauty
Dwarf Jade Beauty
Dwarf Mr Snow
Dwarf Wild Fred
Eva Purple Ball
Fantome Du Laos
First Mate (seemed everyone was growing Captain Lucky; I felt bad for First Mate)
Glacier Green
Grandma Viney's Yellow and Pink
Green Sausage
Green Sleeves
Green Zebra Cherry
Grub's Mystery Green
Grungy in the Sky
Gru Vee
Hahms Gelbe Topftomate
Homestead
Huang Se Chieh (supposed to be yellow version)
Iditarod Red
Istra
Jack White
Joe Laurer's German Pink Egg
Kauai
Lehrertomate
Lime Green Salad
Lollipop
Lucinda
Maiden's Gold
Manyel
Marek's Pointy Heart
Mirabelle Blanche
Mountain Gold
Mr. Bruno
Natalie
Ola Polka
Orange Banana
Orange Tree
Oregon Spring
OSU Blue
Perfect Storm
Perth Pride
Pervaya Lyubov
Pink Tumbler, Carol Knapp's
Pocomoke
Polish Dwarf
Polish Pastel
Potosi Yellow
Primrose Gage
Prudence Purple
Rebecca Sebastian's Bull Bag
Red Robin
Red Star
Remy Rouge
Rio Grande
Roma VF
Rosalie's Early Orange aka Sweet Horizon
Rosella Purple
Roughwood Golden Tiger
Roza Vetrov
Rozovyi Flamingo
Banjan Roomii
Russian Cossack
Sakharnyi Pudovichok
Searching For The Blue Zebra
Shadow Boxing
Silvery Fir Tree
Sleeping Lady
Solar Flare
Snow White
Stupice
Summer Cider
Summertime Gold
Summertime Green
Tasmanian Chocolate
Tibet Appel
Tsar-Kolokol
Turks Muts
Utyonok
Van Wert Ohio
White Oxheart
Yellow Perfection
Yukon Quest
Zluta Kytice
Zolotoy Zapas
Kozula #127
"Green Velvet Plum"
"Not Indian Stripe"
Eventful F2 (Dwarf Tomato Project)

cedarswamp · April 25, 2012

I need to cull some of these due to space limitation but I've got transplants for:

506 Bush
A Grappoli Corbarino
Aker’s West Virginia
Beefsteak
Brandywine
Brandywine Suddeths
Cherokee Purple
Earlibell
Earl’s Faux
Gary’O Sena
Goose Creek
Hahms Gelbe Topftomate
Kalinka
Morkovnyi
Mortgage Lifter
Mountain Princess
New Big Dwarf
Prudens Purple
Red Barn
Red Robin
Remy Rouge
Right Bite Hybrid
Rutgers
Silvery Fir Tree
Sophies Choice
Sophies Choice (faux)
Stump Of The World
Sungold F1
Supersweet 100 Hybrid
Victorian Dwarf

stonysoilseeds · April 25, 2012

thats a very nice list cedar.. i noticed you have kalinka on your list i am growing it for the first time this year.. is that variety a repeat one for you.. i believe it is quite early so i want to see how it compares with stupice

cedarswamp · April 25, 2012

This is my first year with OP varieties, but kalinka does appear to be a vigorous plant.

**carolyn137** · April 25, 2012

Dell, I'm curious about your Costa Rican cherry b'c I too am growing a small one from Costa Rica but mine has a name and that's Cartago Pear.

I'm also growing Istra as well as Primorskyi Pacug, both from Iva in Slovenia and I thought she said that she had only sent Istra to Michael in the UK and myself/

No matter, both are large red beefs and I'm really looking forward to seeing how they do and taste.

Phreddy from the UK summers in Bulgaria and he sent Marek's Pointy Heart to I think both Tania and me but he called it by two different names, Marek's Pointy Heart to one of us and Unnamed Bulgarian_________to the other. I'm too lazy to look the full name of the last one up right now.

Great looking list BTW.

nancyruhl · April 25, 2012

CHERRY TOMATOES
AMISH ORANGE
BLACK CHERRY
CHAMPAGNE CHERRY
FLAMME
FLORTIS CHERRY
GREEN DOCTORS
KORALIK
MEDOVAYA KAPLA
MIRABELLE BLANCHE
PRIZE OF THE TRIALS

SUNGOLD
TAXI
TOMMY TOE YELLOW
VALS RED NIBBLER
VINCE P1
VIOLET JASPER

PASTES
AMISH PASTE
BUDDY RUNYON
KENOSHA PASTE
MAMA LEONES
OPALKA
PRUE
RINALDO

BRAD GATES VARIETIES
BEAUTY KING
BEAUTY QUEEN
BLACK AND BROWN BOAR
BLONDE BOAR (White zebra)
BRADS BLACK HEART
LARGE BARRED BOAR
MICHAEL POLLAN
PINK BERKELEY TIE DYE
PINK BOAR
RED BOAR
SOLAR FLARE
SWEET CARNEROS PINK
TRENTONS TIGER

PINK VARIETIES
AFRICAN QUEEN
AUNT LOUS UNDERGROND
BARLOW JAP
BRADLEY
BRANDY BOY
BRANDYWINE COWLICKS
BRANDYWINE, CROATIA
CASPIAN PINK
DEPPS PINK FIREFLY
DR LYLE
EARLS FAUX
ECKERT POLISH
FERRIS WHEEL
GERMAN QUEEN
GROSSE COTELEE
HAYS
HOY
LARGE PINK BULGARIAN
LINCOLN ADAMS
MALINOWY HENRYKA
MALINOWY OLBRZYM
MARIANNAS PEACE
MEME BEAUCE
NEW BIG DWARF
PERVAYA LYUBOV
ROSE
STE COLUMBE
STUMP O THE WORLD
TENNESSEE BRITCHES
TERHUNE
TOEDEBUSCH PINK
VERAS SEED

PINK HEARTS
CALFS HEART
HAYS
JULIA CHILD
KOSOVO
TSAR KOLOKOL

BLACK VARIETIES
ABRUZNYI
AMAZON CHOCOLATE
BLACK KRIM
BLACK PRINCE
CHOCOLATE STRIPES
GARY O’SENA
INDIAN STRIPE
MARLOWE CHARLESTON
PURPLE BRANDY
ROSELLA PURPLE
RUSSIAN BLACK
SPUDATULA
TASMANIAN CHOCOLATE
TRUE BLACK BRANDYWINE
VORLON

RED HEARTS
ANNA MARIAS HEART
DANKO
FISHLAKE OXHEART
GERMAN RED STRAWBERRY
GILDO PETROBONI
MONKEY ★★★
REBECCA SEBASTIANS BULL
WES
WOLFORD WONDER

BICOLORS
COPIA
GOLD MEDAL
GRANDMA VINEYS YELLOW AND PINK
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE
NORTHERN LIGHTS
OLD GERMAN
WALTERS CANDY STRIPE

GREEN WHEN RIPE
ABSINTHE
CHEROKEE GREEN
DWARF BERYL BEAUTY
GREEN ZEBRA
MALAKHITOVAYA SHULTKA
SPEARS TENN GREEN

RED SALADETTE
CZECH BUSH
KIMBERLEY
MAGYAR PIROS BOKER
MATINA
SIBERIAN
YAMAL
ZLEOVO

REDS
ASHLEIGH
BIG CHEEF
BLOODY BUTCHER
BUCKBEES NEW 50 DAY
COUILLES DE TAUREAU
CUOR DI BUE
CUOSTRALEE
DRUZBA
FIREBALL
FRANKS LARGE RED
GIANINI
GOOSE CREEK
GRANNY CANTRELLS
HAZENFIELD FARMS
INDIANA RED
JEANS PRIZE
LINDAS FAUX
LUDMILLAS RED PLUM
MICHEALS PORTUGUESE MONSTER
MOBIL
MORTGAGE LIFTER, HALLADAY
RED BARN
SANTA CLARA CANNER
SHERRILL
ST PIERRE
TAMU JOY
TOP SIRLOIN
TURKEY CHOMP
WALZER
WISCONSIN 55
ZOGOLA

WHITES, YELLOWS, ORANGES
AMANA ORANGE
AUNT GERTIES GOLD
BARNES MTN YELLOW
DJENA LEE
FLAMME
INDIAN MOON
JUBILEE
KELLOGGS BREAKFAST
KENTUCKY BS ORANGE
KENTUCKY BS YELLOW
LILLIANS YELLOW GIANT
MOONGLOW
ORANGE HEART
ORANGE MINSK
ORANGE STRAWBERRY
PERSIMMON
ROSALIES EARLY ORANGE
SCHELLENBERGS FAVORITE
SUMMER CIDER
SPUDAYELLOW STRAWBERRY
SUMMERTIME GOLD
WINSALL GOLD

CURRANTS
COYOTE
EVERGLADES CHERRY
MATTS WILD CHERRY
SARAS GALAPAGOS

I can't believe I got so carried away this year. Looking forward to trying so many new ones, but this took way too much organizing. Next year-the best of the test.

stonysoilseeds · April 25, 2012

wow nancy that is an intense and great list of varieties ..... as i walk around my entire home that has been so over taken by tomato seedlings and other veggies im happy to see im not alone

Jaysan · April 25, 2012

Whoa. I can't begin to think about growing some of the lists here.
Mine is simple but I have never grown any of these.

Big Beef
Bush Goliath
Black Krim
Sungold

I was surprised to see Lowes has Black Krim this year and a local garden store has Cherokee Purple.

Nice to see them getting different varieties rather than the standards.

Hastings · April 25, 2012

Nancy, who's going to help you pick all those tomatoes?!?! I hope you have enough volunteers to eat them all, so all those good tomatoes won't go to waste!

Hastings · April 25, 2012

It's bitter sweet to see these lists, because I see a lot of varieties that I had to tear myself away from since I didn't have the room to grow every variety I wanted to grow. It's just a constant "OH, Yeah! I wanted to try that one TOOO!"

nancyruhl · April 26, 2012

I can what we don't consume. We have homegrown tomatoes all year that way.

April 22, 2012	#166
remy Buffalo-Niagara Tomato TasteFest™ Coordinator Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Z6 WNY Posts: 2,354	This has been a great thread. Such nice grow lists! everyone has. Remy __________________ "I wake to sleep and take my waking slow" -Theodore Roethke Yes, we have a great party for WNY/Ontario tomato growers every year on Grand Island! Owner of The Sample Seed Shop

April 25, 2012	#174
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Dell, I'm curious about your Costa Rican cherry b'c I too am growing a small one from Costa Rica but mine has a name and that's Cartago Pear. I'm also growing Istra as well as Primorskyi Pacug, both from Iva in Slovenia and I thought she said that she had only sent Istra to Michael in the UK and myself/ No matter, both are large red beefs and I'm really looking forward to seeing how they do and taste. Phreddy from the UK summers in Bulgaria and he sent Marek's Pointy Heart to I think both Tania and me but he called it by two different names, Marek's Pointy Heart to one of us and Unnamed Bulgarian_________to the other. I'm too lazy to look the full name of the last one up right now. Great looking list BTW. __________________ Carolyn

April 25, 2012	#178
Hastings Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Nebraska Posts: 81	Nancy, who's going to help you pick all those tomatoes?!?! I hope you have enough volunteers to eat them all, so all those good tomatoes won't go to waste! __________________ Shannon

April 25, 2012	#179
Hastings Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Nebraska Posts: 81	It's bitter sweet to see these lists, because I see a lot of varieties that I had to tear myself away from since I didn't have the room to grow every variety I wanted to grow. It's just a constant "OH, Yeah! I wanted to try that one TOOO!" __________________ Shannon

April 22, 2012	#167
janezee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Whidbey Island, WA Zone 7, Sunset 5 Posts: 931	Oh. Dar, I wish I had room (and heat enough) for 3 of each. Frankly, as so many of us, I don't know how many more years I can really expect to work in the garden, at the rate I can now, or if at all, to find just one, only one, tomato I'd grow if I were unable to manage any other variety. I need to find out if there's a tomato I just couldn't imagine giving up. (or maybe 2. ) Gotta try only one of each, right now. I hope I can thin it down next year, rather than throwing out all I grow this year and starting from scratch. I really hope that I find the perfect tomato for: Ease of germination, flavor, Earliness, flavor, disease resistance or tolerance, flavor, production, flavor, length of season, flavor, ripens after picked, flavor, holds well, flavor, dries well, flavor, cooks well, flavor. There might be other tests I might set the perfect tomato, but that will do for now. And of course, there are the climactically perfect, too, but we need not go there now. j

April 24, 2012	#168
Full Moon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Montréal, Canada Posts: 347	I'm still playing with the numbers. I might have to eliminate a few I'm not sure yet but this is what I have in cups waiting for the weather to be right. Yamal Yablonka Rossii Stupice Kimberley Bulgarian Triumph Sibirskiy Skorospelyi Black Cherry Jaune Flammée Green Doctors Costoluto Genovese Mashenka Lyuda's Mom's Large Red Ukranian County Agent Justine Heart L'Espagnole Lefebvre Ludmilla's Red Plum Adelin Morin Aker's West Virginia Anna Aasa Fishlake Oxheart Plourde Sakharnyi Pudovichok St-Pierre Germaid Red Brandywine Sudduth's Caspian Pink Crnkovic Yugoslavian Koroleva Dufresne Ledoux Special Stump of the World Chianti Rose Pervaya Lyubov Arthur Fowler Gold Medal Lillian's Yellow Burning Spear Garden Peach Northern Lights Virginia Sweets and 7 Dwarf Varieties I'm about a month away from planting.

April 25, 2012	#169
ljp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Edmonton Alberta Posts: 189	I think these are what I have sprouted in the greenhouse. Mr. Stripey Orange Russian 117 Feuerwerk Black Cherry Black From Tula Black Krim Chocolate Japanese Black Trifele Chocolate Cherry Old German Green Doctor Frosted Absinthe Moldovan Green Sungold OP Burning Spear Golden Jubilee Opalka Brandywine from Croatia Cuor di bue Earliana Hoy Monkey ★★★ New Big Dwarf Ponderosa Pink Pruden's Purple Purple Prince Casino Chips Flortis Cherry Hawian Currant Large Red Cherry Riesentraube Cherry Vishenka Krasnaya Costoluto Genovese Polish Linguisa Principe Borghese Rio Grande San Marzano Scatalone Break O'Day Buzau 1600 Crimson Cushion Delicious Druzba Ernesto Géante d'Orembourg Iraq Marglobe Moravsky Div Mortgage Lifter Sandpoint Silvery Fir Tree Stupice Super Sioux Ace 55 VF Bonny Best Oxheart Red Snow White Lemon Boy VFNASt Aurum Cherry Gold Medal Pat's -- from neighbour Dino's -- from neighbour

April 25, 2012	#170
delltraveller Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Iowa Posts: 481	Absinthe Ai Sheng Zao Shi Anna Banana Russian Arbuznyi Aunt Ruby's German Green Azoychka Banana Legs Berkeley Tie Dye Pink Bill's Berkeley Pink Bing Cherry Black Bear Black Sea Man Blue Match Blush Brianna Casey's Pure Yellow Chang Li Czech's Bush Coastal Pride Orange Coeur de Jade Costa Rican cherry from Skyking Coyote Cream Sausage aka Banana Cream Cuban Black Curl aka Stick aka Locke Ditmarsher Dwarf Beryl Beauty Dwarf Jade Beauty Dwarf Mr Snow Dwarf Wild Fred Eva Purple Ball Fantome Du Laos First Mate (seemed everyone was growing Captain Lucky; I felt bad for First Mate) Glacier Green Grandma Viney's Yellow and Pink Green Sausage Green Sleeves Green Zebra Cherry Grub's Mystery Green Grungy in the Sky Gru Vee Hahms Gelbe Topftomate Homestead Huang Se Chieh (supposed to be yellow version) Iditarod Red Istra Jack White Joe Laurer's German Pink Egg Kauai Lehrertomate Lime Green Salad Lollipop Lucinda Maiden's Gold Manyel Marek's Pointy Heart Mirabelle Blanche Mountain Gold Mr. Bruno Natalie Ola Polka Orange Banana Orange Tree Oregon Spring OSU Blue Perfect Storm Perth Pride Pervaya Lyubov Pink Tumbler, Carol Knapp's Pocomoke Polish Dwarf Polish Pastel Potosi Yellow Primrose Gage Prudence Purple Rebecca Sebastian's Bull Bag Red Robin Red Star Remy Rouge Rio Grande Roma VF Rosalie's Early Orange aka Sweet Horizon Rosella Purple Roughwood Golden Tiger Roza Vetrov Rozovyi Flamingo Banjan Roomii Russian Cossack Sakharnyi Pudovichok Searching For The Blue Zebra Shadow Boxing Silvery Fir Tree Sleeping Lady Solar Flare Snow White Stupice Summer Cider Summertime Gold Summertime Green Tasmanian Chocolate Tibet Appel Tsar-Kolokol Turks Muts Utyonok Van Wert Ohio White Oxheart Yellow Perfection Yukon Quest Zluta Kytice Zolotoy Zapas Kozula #127 "Green Velvet Plum" "Not Indian Stripe" Eventful F2 (Dwarf Tomato Project)

April 25, 2012	#171
cedarswamp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: New Jersey 7a Posts: 19	I need to cull some of these due to space limitation but I've got transplants for: 506 Bush A Grappoli Corbarino Aker’s West Virginia Beefsteak Brandywine Brandywine Suddeths Cherokee Purple Earlibell Earl’s Faux Gary’O Sena Goose Creek Hahms Gelbe Topftomate Kalinka Morkovnyi Mortgage Lifter Mountain Princess New Big Dwarf Prudens Purple Red Barn Red Robin Remy Rouge Right Bite Hybrid Rutgers Silvery Fir Tree Sophies Choice Sophies Choice (faux) Stump Of The World Sungold F1 Supersweet 100 Hybrid Victorian Dwarf

April 25, 2012	#172
stonysoilseeds Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: cincinnatus, new york Posts: 341	thats a very nice list cedar.. i noticed you have kalinka on your list i am growing it for the first time this year.. is that variety a repeat one for you.. i believe it is quite early so i want to see how it compares with stupice

April 25, 2012	#173
cedarswamp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: New Jersey 7a Posts: 19	This is my first year with OP varieties, but kalinka does appear to be a vigorous plant.

April 25, 2012	#175
nancyruhl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Metro Detroit, Michigan Posts: 1,051	CHERRY TOMATOES AMISH ORANGE BLACK CHERRY CHAMPAGNE CHERRY FLAMME FLORTIS CHERRY GREEN DOCTORS KORALIK MEDOVAYA KAPLA MIRABELLE BLANCHE PRIZE OF THE TRIALS SUNGOLD TAXI TOMMY TOE YELLOW VALS RED NIBBLER VINCE P1 VIOLET JASPER PASTES AMISH PASTE BUDDY RUNYON KENOSHA PASTE MAMA LEONES OPALKA PRUE RINALDO BRAD GATES VARIETIES BEAUTY KING BEAUTY QUEEN BLACK AND BROWN BOAR BLONDE BOAR (White zebra) BRADS BLACK HEART LARGE BARRED BOAR MICHAEL POLLAN PINK BERKELEY TIE DYE PINK BOAR RED BOAR SOLAR FLARE SWEET CARNEROS PINK TRENTONS TIGER PINK VARIETIES AFRICAN QUEEN AUNT LOUS UNDERGROND BARLOW JAP BRADLEY BRANDY BOY BRANDYWINE COWLICKS BRANDYWINE, CROATIA CASPIAN PINK DEPPS PINK FIREFLY DR LYLE EARLS FAUX ECKERT POLISH FERRIS WHEEL GERMAN QUEEN GROSSE COTELEE HAYS HOY LARGE PINK BULGARIAN LINCOLN ADAMS MALINOWY HENRYKA MALINOWY OLBRZYM MARIANNAS PEACE MEME BEAUCE NEW BIG DWARF PERVAYA LYUBOV ROSE STE COLUMBE STUMP O THE WORLD TENNESSEE BRITCHES TERHUNE TOEDEBUSCH PINK VERAS SEED PINK HEARTS CALFS HEART HAYS JULIA CHILD KOSOVO TSAR KOLOKOL BLACK VARIETIES ABRUZNYI AMAZON CHOCOLATE BLACK KRIM BLACK PRINCE CHOCOLATE STRIPES GARY O’SENA INDIAN STRIPE MARLOWE CHARLESTON PURPLE BRANDY ROSELLA PURPLE RUSSIAN BLACK SPUDATULA TASMANIAN CHOCOLATE TRUE BLACK BRANDYWINE VORLON RED HEARTS ANNA MARIAS HEART DANKO FISHLAKE OXHEART GERMAN RED STRAWBERRY GILDO PETROBONI MONKEY ★★★ REBECCA SEBASTIANS BULL WES WOLFORD WONDER BICOLORS COPIA GOLD MEDAL GRANDMA VINEYS YELLOW AND PINK HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE NORTHERN LIGHTS OLD GERMAN WALTERS CANDY STRIPE GREEN WHEN RIPE ABSINTHE CHEROKEE GREEN DWARF BERYL BEAUTY GREEN ZEBRA MALAKHITOVAYA SHULTKA SPEARS TENN GREEN RED SALADETTE CZECH BUSH KIMBERLEY MAGYAR PIROS BOKER MATINA SIBERIAN YAMAL ZLEOVO REDS ASHLEIGH BIG CHEEF BLOODY BUTCHER BUCKBEES NEW 50 DAY COUILLES DE TAUREAU CUOR DI BUE CUOSTRALEE DRUZBA FIREBALL FRANKS LARGE RED GIANINI GOOSE CREEK GRANNY CANTRELLS HAZENFIELD FARMS INDIANA RED JEANS PRIZE LINDAS FAUX LUDMILLAS RED PLUM MICHEALS PORTUGUESE MONSTER MOBIL MORTGAGE LIFTER, HALLADAY RED BARN SANTA CLARA CANNER SHERRILL ST PIERRE TAMU JOY TOP SIRLOIN TURKEY CHOMP WALZER WISCONSIN 55 ZOGOLA WHITES, YELLOWS, ORANGES AMANA ORANGE AUNT GERTIES GOLD BARNES MTN YELLOW DJENA LEE FLAMME INDIAN MOON JUBILEE KELLOGGS BREAKFAST KENTUCKY BS ORANGE KENTUCKY BS YELLOW LILLIANS YELLOW GIANT MOONGLOW ORANGE HEART ORANGE MINSK ORANGE STRAWBERRY PERSIMMON ROSALIES EARLY ORANGE SCHELLENBERGS FAVORITE SUMMER CIDER SPUDAYELLOW STRAWBERRY SUMMERTIME GOLD WINSALL GOLD CURRANTS COYOTE EVERGLADES CHERRY MATTS WILD CHERRY SARAS GALAPAGOS I can't believe I got so carried away this year. Looking forward to trying so many new ones, but this took way too much organizing. Next year-the best of the test.

April 25, 2012	#176
stonysoilseeds Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: cincinnatus, new york Posts: 341	wow nancy that is an intense and great list of varieties ..... as i walk around my entire home that has been so over taken by tomato seedlings and other veggies im happy to see im not alone

April 25, 2012	#177
Jaysan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 167	Whoa. I can't begin to think about growing some of the lists here. Mine is simple but I have never grown any of these. Big Beef Bush Goliath Black Krim Sungold I was surprised to see Lowes has Black Krim this year and a local garden store has Cherokee Purple. Nice to see them getting different varieties rather than the standards.

April 26, 2012	#180
nancyruhl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Metro Detroit, Michigan Posts: 1,051	I can what we don't consume. We have homegrown tomatoes all year that way.