Varieties of tomato 2019

NicolasGarcia · June 1, 2019

Hi all.
The beginning of the season has started, these are the varieties that I will have this year:
Spanish varieties:
-garrote bicolor
-rodillo de la jara
-rosa de huesca
-jr
-castellano
-gordo de patones
-rosa melillero
-verde de las landas
-salobre
-morao rondeño
-bombeta (storage)
-cruz: ibiza blanca / 100
-tomate Motrileño
-rosao de ayerbe

Non-Spanish varieties

-orange russian 117
-captain lucky
-indiana baltimore
-pink floid
-Kosovo
-chapman
-northern light
-pomodoro grosso
-rote erdbeere
-ponderosa golden
-kleines ochsenherz aus copertino
-brandywine suddtuh's strain
-liguria
-siberian tiger
-giant syrian
-anna's kentucky
-kellogg's breakfast
--stump of the world
-burracker's favorite
-crnkovic yugoslavian
-mont atmos
-coeur de boeuf jerusalen
-sun gold
-stick
-Tasmanian chocolate
-cross stick/indigo drops
-lucky cross
-taiga
-polaris
-midnight sun
-true colors
-KARMA pink
-KARMA purple
-KARMA purple multiflora
-KARMA peach

asmx91 · June 1, 2019

Hello Nicolas,
a great list!!!
Anneliese

xellos99 · June 1, 2019

What do you mean has started.

My plants are 3 ft high.

If I was in Spain they would be 7 ft high by now.

Whwoz · June 1, 2019

Good list Nico, looking forward to hearing how they go

bower · June 1, 2019

Sounds delicious!

NicolasGarcia · June 1, 2019

Xellog99 iam referring to a definitive transplant to my garden, which has passed through the seedbed and then to a container with more soil. I think you do not know Spain well, I from your country can not comment because I do not know him.

hl2601 · June 1, 2019

Your list sounds terrific! I wish you a wonderful season!

Shrinkrap · June 2, 2019

That's a lot of tomatoes! What part of Spain?

NicolasGarcia · June 2, 2019

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shrinkrap

That's a lot of tomatoes! What part of Spain?

Hello, I live in Andalucia, in JAEN.

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NicolasGarcia Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: España Posts: 453	Varieties of tomato 2019 Hi all. The beginning of the season has started, these are the varieties that I will have this year: Spanish varieties: -garrote bicolor -rodillo de la jara -rosa de huesca -jr -castellano -gordo de patones -rosa melillero -verde de las landas -salobre -morao rondeño -bombeta (storage) -cruz: ibiza blanca / 100 -tomate Motrileño -rosao de ayerbe Non-Spanish varieties -orange russian 117 -captain lucky -indiana baltimore -pink floid -Kosovo -chapman -northern light -pomodoro grosso -rote erdbeere -ponderosa golden -kleines ochsenherz aus copertino -brandywine suddtuh's strain -liguria -siberian tiger -giant syrian -anna's kentucky -kellogg's breakfast --stump of the world -burracker's favorite -crnkovic yugoslavian -mont atmos -coeur de boeuf jerusalen -sun gold -stick -Tasmanian chocolate -cross stick/indigo drops -lucky cross -taiga -polaris -midnight sun -true colors -KARMA pink -KARMA purple -KARMA purple multiflora -KARMA peach __________________ Look deeply into nature and then you will understand everything better.-Albert Einstein. Nico. Last edited by NicolasGarcia; June 1, 2019 at 02:15 AM.

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NicolasGarcia Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: España Posts: 453	Xellog99 iam referring to a definitive transplant to my garden, which has passed through the seedbed and then to a container with more soil. I think you do not know Spain well, I from your country can not comment because I do not know him. __________________ Look deeply into nature and then you will understand everything better.-Albert Einstein. Nico. Last edited by NicolasGarcia; June 1, 2019 at 01:16 PM.

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asmx91 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 785	Hello Nicolas, a great list!!! Anneliese

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xellos99 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: wales uk Posts: 236	What do you mean has started. My plants are 3 ft high. If I was in Spain they would be 7 ft high by now.

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Whwoz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Victoria, Australia Posts: 870	Good list Nico, looking forward to hearing how they go

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bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,793	Sounds delicious!

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hl2601 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Metro Denver Posts: 759	Your list sounds terrific! I wish you a wonderful season!

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Shrinkrap Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: N. California Posts: 694	That's a lot of tomatoes! What part of Spain?