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Old June 3, 2022   #1
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Default Productive tomato varieties

Would any know what tomato varieties produces high yield of fruit?
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Old June 4, 2022   #2
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Goliath and Big Beef to name two.
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Old June 4, 2022   #3
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Better Boy, Whopper, and Cherokee Carbon produce heavily. In smaller tomatoes, Juliet and Fourth of July. In cherries, Super Sweet 100 and Super Snow White. In heirlooms, I've gotten decent production from Kellogg's Breakfast and Stump of the World. My experience is in Virginia, though; no idea about production further north.
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Old June 4, 2022   #4
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I used to think I knew which ones were more productive but over time in our very changeable climate I find that none of them are productive every season. I have found that some of the most dependable are Cowlick's Brandywine, Arkansas Traveler, 1884, ISPL, Spudakee, JD's Special C Tex, Granny Cantrell, Pruden's Purple, Sudduth's, Limbaugh's Legacy and German Johnson.

If you have room plant a good variety and over the years you will find which ones do better and which don't in your particular garden and climate. Good luck.

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Old June 4, 2022   #5
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you are going to get so many opinions to that kind of question.
i am well north of you. here is what has done well for me year in, and year out.


for cherrys
alston everlasting
sun gold


smaller
matina


larger
milkas red bulgarian
pervaya lyubov
my very own uncle steve italian plum






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Old June 5, 2022   #6
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Usually my go to is big beef just in case my heirlooms fail. I usually grow big rainbow Cherokee and a selection of paste tomatoes. I’d like to know who had great success with other tomatoes hybrid and heirlooms. I do live in Toronto
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