Please Share Your Grow List... - Page 12

Raiquee · March 13, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raiquee

Hey guys I'm more of a lurker/reader than a poster, but I thought I'd pitch in with this one! I just moved to a duplex so tomato growing may be just 2-3 plants, but assuming our home doesn't sell I'll just list for my normal 20 plants

that way if I plan it, my house will sell!

Black Krim (2 plants)
Sungold (2 plants)
Mortgage lifter
Speckled roman
Wisconsin 55
Hawaiian pineapple
Indian stripe
San marzano
Kosovo
Amish paste
Brandy wine
Work release paste

Who knows what else. If I only have 3 plants I'll probably do a mortgage lifter, black Krim and something else. No pastes, just slicers.

Well since I'm a big liar (haha) and I went and got myself consumed in the dwarf project, my counts have changed.
I will be planting all in containers:
5 loxton lass
5 waratahs
5 chocolate lightning
3 pepper plants (2 sweet, 1 hot)
2 eggplant (rosa Bianca)

In the ground (which I may lose these as they are ripping out our garage come summer, and this spot borders it. )
Kosovo
Berkleys tie dye
Stump of the world
Lettuces
Radishes
Sugar snaps
Zukes
Cukes

I'm mainly planting Kosovo, stump of the world, and berkleys tie dye as they are new to me, and also to collect seed to pay it forward.

KathyDC · March 13, 2013

Here's my (probably overly ambitious) tomato list for 2013:

Dingwall Scotty
Pink Berkeley Tie Dye
Barlow Jap
Aunt Lou's Underground Railroad
Sweet Scarlet Dwarf F7 (dwarf project)
Grandma Viney's Yellow & Pink
Creole
Captain Lucky
New Big Dwarf
Tiny Tim
Sprite
Greek Domata
Aunt Ruby's German Green
and "T4" - Tormato's mystery plant... which is among those already germinating!

MrBig46 · March 16, 2013

I have this tomatoes:Start F1;Stupické polní rané (Stupice);Stupické skleníkové (Stupice greenhouse);Pavlína;Spencer;Rheinland glory;Bejbino F1;Pollicino F1;Ananas;Philova F1;Philovita F1;Sportivo F1;Phantasia F1;Vitella F1;Brandywine Red;Brandywine Black;Cherokee Purple;Beefsteak;Beefmaster F1;Delicious;Cuor di Bue;Costoluto Fiorentino;Costoluto genovese;Black Trufle;Japonskij Trufel Krasnyj;Kosmonaut Volkov;Pridnestrovja;Slivovyj polosatyj;Sladkaja děvočka;Finik oranževyj;Purple Russian Plum;Orange Strawberry;Orange banana;Green Zebra;San Marzano 3;San Marzano Gigante;San Marzano lampadine; San Marzano nano;Scatolone;Marmande;RAF;Principe Borghese;Gardener´s delight;Rio grande;Napoli;Roma;Datterino F1;Ildi;Sweetee;Black cherry;Tomatoberry F1

Doug9345 · March 16, 2013

That's a nice list.
What are
Pridnestrovja
Slivovyj polosatyj
Sladkaja děvočka
Finik oranževyj

Like?

bughunter99 · March 16, 2013

Hillbilly Potato Leaf
Black Sea Man
Striped Roman-repeat every year
Chocolate Stripes-repeat every year
Porkchop
Woolly Kate
Hege German Pink
Chocolate Blues
Amazon Chocolate
Crnkovic Yugoslavian-repeat every year
Katja-repeat every year
Hays
Beautiful Dreamer (F2)
Gary O'Sena
Marizol Bratka
Persimmon-repeat every year
Gajo De Melon-repeat every year
Black Cherry -have never once gotten true seed on this but keep trying!
Maidens Gold
Maxifort for grafting experiments with eggplants and a few extra tomatoes.

Stacy

edweather · March 17, 2013

I love a good rut. Basically grow the same few every year with one new addition:

Stupice
Black Cherry
Brandywine Suddeth
Cherokee Purple
Rutgers
Hawaiian Pineapple
Red Brandywine

NorthTom · March 17, 2013

Cherkokee Purple
Brandywine Cowlicks
Gary'O Sena
Stump of The World
Druzba
Red Brandywine
Cosmonaut Volkov
Omar Lebanese
Eva Purple Ball
Kosovo
Monomakhs Hat
Opalka
Black Plum
Dwarf Wild Fred
Tasmanian Chocolate
Sleeping Lady
Rosella Purple
Yukon Quest
Iditarod Red

PNW_D · March 17, 2013

There are a number of large fruited tomatoes I would love to grow, but I'm growing in two community gardens and would rather lose a few small cherries to the "helpyourselfers" rather than a beautiful large heart, beefsteak, etc. I'm also doing a grow out for the dwarf project ......... so

Black Cherry
SunSugar F1
Kimberley
Aunt Ruby's Yellow Cherry
Roger's Sweet Light Yellow
Dwarf Jade Beauty
Sleeping Lady
Cheerful F2
Persimmon x unknown Heart F2
Durmitor

MrBig46 · March 18, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doug9345

That's a nice list.
What are
Pridnestrovja
Slivovyj polosatyj
Sladkaja děvočka
Finik oranževyj

Like?

They are tomato varietes from Estonia web:
-Sladkaja devocka F1 -Sugar girl http://www.seemnemaailm.ee/rus/index.php?GID=12784. It is very good Russian chery tomato.
The other I don´t know, I growed them never.

For all: I´m sorry, I did not understand about this thread. I shall unsubscribe.

greyghost · March 18, 2013

Please don't unsubcribe! There's no reason to do so! You have a very
interesting list and some unusual varieties. We'd all love to hear more
about them. Thanks for posting; we love to hear from people from other
countries. Your post is in the correct thread. Darlene

**carolyn137** · March 18, 2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by greyghost

Please don't unsubcribe! There's no reason to do so! You have a very
interesting list and some unusual varieties. We'd all love to hear more
about them. Thanks for posting; we love to hear from people from other
countries. Your post is in the correct thread. Darlene

Agree with Darlene.

We have many tomato lovers from many countries here at Tomatoville and I also love to have folks from other countries for many reasons.

Your English is fine, no problem understanding it at all.

I don't know how to speak or write Czech, so you're way ahead of me already being able to use two languages.

Carolyn

Ivo I · March 18, 2013

Here's my list of tomato varieties:Cherokee Purple;Homestead(Italian variety);Pomodoro Cuor di bue(Italian variety);Cuore d'Albenga(Italian variety);Anna Russian and 3 more varieties from Bulgaria, but I do not know how to write them in English

barkeater · March 18, 2013

My selections have all been made and will be sowing them after the 1st quarter moon tomorrow, probably Wednesday. I'm planning on a total of 20 in the ground this year:

2 - Bloody Butcher - must grow
2 - Granny's Heart - must grow
2 - Ramapo F1 - must grow
2 - Biltmore F1
2 - Brandywine - must grow
1 - Moskvich
1 - Black Cherry - must grow
1 - New Big Dwarf
1 - Big Zac F1 - potential giant
1 - Delicious*- potential giant
1 - Polish Ellis - potential giant
1 - Momotaro F1
1 - Sarnowski's Polish Plum
1 - Akers West Virginia*
1 - Rutgers Select* (indeterminate)
? - Campbells 1327 (alternate)

* First time growing these

SpookyShoe · March 19, 2013

I didn't start from seed this year so I was limited in the varieties I could choose. My plants have been in the ground for about a month. They are:

Black Krim
Box Car Willie
Better Boy
Cherokee Purple
Homestead 24
Ildi
Pruden's Purple
Sweet Million.

I'm back to reading and posting in garden forums after a hiatus of a few years. I hope to start from seed next season and try new varieties.

Donna, Texas Gulf Coast Coast, zone 9

Father'sDaughter · March 19, 2013

The seeds went into DE on Sunday, and of course, there have been a few changes from when I first posted my list:

Small/Cherries:

Casino Chips
Kimberley*
Yapnskiy Karlik*

Medium/Large Eating:

Aunt Gertie's Gold
Cherokee Purple
Dester
Giannini
Indiana Red
Italian Heirloom (Kukla Portuguese Heart will wait a year)
Liz Birt
Virginia Sweets*
Zogola

Pastes:

Costoluto Genovese*
Ernesto
Heidi (a late addition)
Franchi Giant Pear*
George O'Brien (Pantano Romanesco will wait a year)
Giant Sicilian Paste
Jersey Devil*
Nudi Family Heirloom
Opalka*
Polish Linguisa
Rinaldo
Rocky*
Romeo
Russo Sicilian Togeta*

And, the Dwarfs:

Dwarf Pink Passion
Tastywine*
Fred's Tie Die

* Repeats from 2012

My goal over the next couple of years is to pin down the pastes to eight or so reliable varieties that will produce enough to can and dry for the year, and then I can keep experimenting with the eating varieties!

March 17, 2013	#171
edweather Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Southeast GA, USDA 9a, HZ9, Sunset Z28 Posts: 396	I love a good rut. Basically grow the same few every year with one new addition: Stupice Black Cherry Brandywine Suddeth Cherokee Purple Rutgers Hawaiian Pineapple Red Brandywine __________________ You'll be surprised what you'll never have to do, if you put it off long enough.

March 17, 2013	#173
PNW_D Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: West Coast, Canada Posts: 961	There are a number of large fruited tomatoes I would love to grow, but I'm growing in two community gardens and would rather lose a few small cherries to the "helpyourselfers" rather than a beautiful large heart, beefsteak, etc. I'm also doing a grow out for the dwarf project ......... so Black Cherry SunSugar F1 Kimberley Aunt Ruby's Yellow Cherry Roger's Sweet Light Yellow Dwarf Jade Beauty Sleeping Lady Cheerful F2 Persimmon x unknown Heart F2 Durmitor __________________ D. Last edited by PNW_D; March 19, 2013 at 11:13 AM.

March 18, 2013	#177
Ivo I Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Chicago Posts: 22	Here's my list of tomato varieties:Cherokee Purple;Homestead(Italian variety);Pomodoro Cuor di bue(Italian variety);Cuore d'Albenga(Italian variety);Anna Russian and 3 more varieties from Bulgaria, but I do not know how to write them in English Last edited by Ivo I; March 18, 2013 at 11:01 AM.

March 18, 2013	#178
barkeater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NE Kingdom, VT - Zone 3b Posts: 1,439	My selections have all been made and will be sowing them after the 1st quarter moon tomorrow, probably Wednesday. I'm planning on a total of 20 in the ground this year: 2 - Bloody Butcher - must grow 2 - Granny's Heart - must grow 2 - Ramapo F1 - must grow 2 - Biltmore F1 2 - Brandywine - must grow 1 - Moskvich 1 - Black Cherry - must grow 1 - New Big Dwarf 1 - Big Zac F1 - potential giant 1 - Delicious- potential giant 1 - Polish Ellis - potential giant 1 - Momotaro F1 1 - Sarnowski's Polish Plum 1 - Akers West Virginia 1 - Rutgers Select* (indeterminate) ? - Campbells 1327 (alternate) * First time growing these __________________ barkeater

March 13, 2013	#167
KathyDC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Suburban Washington, DC (Zone 7A) Posts: 347	Here's my (probably overly ambitious) tomato list for 2013: Dingwall Scotty Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Barlow Jap Aunt Lou's Underground Railroad Sweet Scarlet Dwarf F7 (dwarf project) Grandma Viney's Yellow & Pink Creole Captain Lucky New Big Dwarf Tiny Tim Sprite Greek Domata Aunt Ruby's German Green and "T4" - Tormato's mystery plant... which is among those already germinating!

March 16, 2013	#168
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,530	I have this tomatoes:Start F1;Stupické polní rané (Stupice);Stupické skleníkové (Stupice greenhouse);Pavlína;Spencer;Rheinland glory;Bejbino F1;Pollicino F1;Ananas;Philova F1;Philovita F1;Sportivo F1;Phantasia F1;Vitella F1;Brandywine Red;Brandywine Black;Cherokee Purple;Beefsteak;Beefmaster F1;Delicious;Cuor di Bue;Costoluto Fiorentino;Costoluto genovese;Black Trufle;Japonskij Trufel Krasnyj;Kosmonaut Volkov;Pridnestrovja;Slivovyj polosatyj;Sladkaja děvočka;Finik oranževyj;Purple Russian Plum;Orange Strawberry;Orange banana;Green Zebra;San Marzano 3;San Marzano Gigante;San Marzano lampadine; San Marzano nano;Scatolone;Marmande;RAF;Principe Borghese;Gardener´s delight;Rio grande;Napoli;Roma;Datterino F1;Ildi;Sweetee;Black cherry;Tomatoberry F1

March 16, 2013	#169
Doug9345 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Durhamville,NY Posts: 2,706	That's a nice list. What are Pridnestrovja Slivovyj polosatyj Sladkaja děvočka Finik oranževyj Like?

March 16, 2013	#170
bughunter99 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: zone 5 Posts: 821	Hillbilly Potato Leaf Black Sea Man Striped Roman-repeat every year Chocolate Stripes-repeat every year Porkchop Woolly Kate Hege German Pink Chocolate Blues Amazon Chocolate Crnkovic Yugoslavian-repeat every year Katja-repeat every year Hays Beautiful Dreamer (F2) Gary O'Sena Marizol Bratka Persimmon-repeat every year Gajo De Melon-repeat every year Black Cherry -have never once gotten true seed on this but keep trying! Maidens Gold Maxifort for grafting experiments with eggplants and a few extra tomatoes. Stacy

March 17, 2013	#172
NorthTom Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Alberta Canada 3a Posts: 24	Cherkokee Purple Brandywine Cowlicks Gary'O Sena Stump of The World Druzba Red Brandywine Cosmonaut Volkov Omar Lebanese Eva Purple Ball Kosovo Monomakhs Hat Opalka Black Plum Dwarf Wild Fred Tasmanian Chocolate Sleeping Lady Rosella Purple Yukon Quest Iditarod Red

March 18, 2013	#175
greyghost Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: southeastern PA Posts: 760	Please don't unsubcribe! There's no reason to do so! You have a very interesting list and some unusual varieties. We'd all love to hear more about them. Thanks for posting; we love to hear from people from other countries. Your post is in the correct thread. Darlene

March 19, 2013	#179
SpookyShoe Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: El Lago, Texas Posts: 1,100	I didn't start from seed this year so I was limited in the varieties I could choose. My plants have been in the ground for about a month. They are: Black Krim Box Car Willie Better Boy Cherokee Purple Homestead 24 Ildi Pruden's Purple Sweet Million. I'm back to reading and posting in garden forums after a hiatus of a few years. I hope to start from seed next season and try new varieties. Donna, Texas Gulf Coast Coast, zone 9

March 19, 2013	#180
Father'sDaughter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: MA/NH Border Posts: 4,917	The seeds went into DE on Sunday, and of course, there have been a few changes from when I first posted my list: Small/Cherries: Casino Chips Kimberley* Yapnskiy Karlik* Medium/Large Eating: Aunt Gertie's Gold Cherokee Purple Dester Giannini Indiana Red Italian Heirloom (Kukla Portuguese Heart will wait a year) Liz Birt Virginia Sweets* Zogola Pastes: Costoluto Genovese* Ernesto Heidi (a late addition) Franchi Giant Pear* George O'Brien (Pantano Romanesco will wait a year) Giant Sicilian Paste Jersey Devil* Nudi Family Heirloom Opalka* Polish Linguisa Rinaldo Rocky* Romeo Russo Sicilian Togeta* And, the Dwarfs: Dwarf Pink Passion Tastywine* Fred's Tie Die * Repeats from 2012 My goal over the next couple of years is to pin down the pastes to eight or so reliable varieties that will produce enough to can and dry for the year, and then I can keep experimenting with the eating varieties!