4 AWESOME Hearts for 7 gallon containers
 

Hi all ,

I can "Heart" aly recomend with no hesitations these Hearts
varieties grown out for 2017 :
:yes::yes::yes:
All where ...Early , High Yield , container friendly (for 7 gallon).

1) EM Champion

2) Velmozha

3) Zlotoe Sertdse

4) Dwarf Pink Passion


These are great Toms ! 8-)



If anyone has tried others varieties of hearts like these

That are Early , High yield and container friendly ....

I would always like to find out about them .:cute:

I grew Kardinal in a 5 gallon pot this year. It did pretty well but EM Champion was the best I thought.
KarenO

[QUOTE=KarenO;660795]I grew Kardinal in a 5 gallon pot this year. It did pretty well but EM Champion was the best I thought.
KarenO[/QUOTE]


The above 4 mentioned will be hard to match or beat ....

When Filtered for EARLY , High Yield , Container friendly etc. :surprised:

I will stay on course and try for 2018 : Danko and Dwarf Lemon Ice as well .:yes:


But still It is hard to imagine many other hearts being as fine. :|

I'll run Larisa in that race.

[QUOTE=Gerardo;660844]I'll run Larisa in that race.[/QUOTE]

Hey thanks for the tip ....:yes:

I see Tatiana's had seeds available in 2016 ..

Container friendly in your experience ?

Larisa
 

Yes, with only one qualifier, it likes to put out suckers like crazy, which can be a good or bad thing, depending on your needs. Medium large to large fruit. I'd send you seeds but I'm on a self imposed TSWV quarantine.

[QUOTE=Gerardo;660858]Yes, with only one qualifier, it likes to put out suckers like crazy, which can be a good or bad thing, depending on your needs. Medium large to large fruit. I'd send you seeds but I'm on a self imposed TSWV quarantine.[/QUOTE]

Interesting info. Thanks ....


I have actually eliminated the future for varieties to try for 2018 ..:roll:

I still inquire ...but really I have next year varieties ..figured out ...:cute:

I am back to needing to annex the next door lot.....LOL:twisted:

[QUOTE=BlackBear;660873]Interesting info. Thanks ....


I have actually eliminated the future for varieties to try for 2018 ..:roll:

I still inquire ...but really I have next year varieties ..figured out ...:cute:

I am back to needing to annex the next door lot.....LOL:twisted:[/QUOTE]

To add for next year I would definitely add Danko, a det heart loved by many

[url]http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Danko[/url]

Another one to consider is Podarok Fe ( gift of the Fairy),also det and a very small orange heart. I sent seeds of it to someone I think maybe 2 years ago who wanted to use it to create an orange multiflora.

[url]http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Podarok_Fei[/url]

Carolyn

[QUOTE=carolyn137;660875]To add for next year I would definitely add Danko, a det heart loved by many

[URL]http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Danko[/URL]

Another one to consider is Podarok Fe ( gift of the Fairy),also det and a very small orange heart. I sent seeds of it to someone I think maybe 2 years ago who wanted to use it to create an orange multiflora.

[URL]http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Podarok_Fei[/URL]

Carolyn[/QUOTE]

Danko cued and ready to go for 2018 ....:yes:

I think Podarok Fei was offered by Victory seeds before ...

maybe still does if one asks nicely ? Sounds most interesting to try .:cute:

[QUOTE=BlackBear;660886]Danko cued and ready to go for 2018 ....:yes:

I think Podarok Fei was offered by Victory seeds before ...

maybe still does if one asks nicely ? Sounds most interesting to try .:cute:[/QUOTE]

They spell it with three O's

[url]http://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_podorok-fei.html[/url]

I tried it when Carolyn had it in her offer some years ago. It didn't make it to fruit production that year, but it tried hard, so I bought some seed from Victory and it's grown here (in the ground) and done well. When happy, it produced fruit a little larger than Zolotoe Serdtse, though as per Victory's listing, there was a size range. Both those, when happy, were earlyish and abundant producers, here, though.

[QUOTE=JLJ_;661121]They spell it with three O's

[URL]http://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_podorok-fei.html[/URL]

I tried it when Carolyn had it in her offer some years ago. It didn't make it to fruit production that year, but it tried hard, so I bought some seed from Victory and it's grown here (in the ground) and done well. When happy, it produced fruit a little larger than Zolotoe Serdtse, though as per Victory's listing, there was a size range. Both those, when happy, were earlyish and abundant producers, here, though.[/QUOTE]

Hey thanks for the direct link and corrected spelling etc.

I did follow it and checked it out ..it is good to know they(Victory) still sell the seeds.. :yes:

BUT for me Victory describes this one as 95 days .....:roll:

which is a stretch and a bit to much of a risk in my climate .
.....I am so Happy this year
with the Zolotoe Serdtse and the Heavy Yield ...Victory seeds lists that one as 75 days . :yes:

[QUOTE=JLJ_;661121]They spell it with three O's

[url]http://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_podorok-fei.html[/url]

I tried it when Carolyn had it in her offer some years ago. It didn't make it to fruit production that year, but it tried hard, so I bought some seed from Victory and it's grown here (in the ground) and done well. When happy, it produced fruit a little larger than Zolotoe Serdtse, though as per Victory's listing, there was a size range. Both those, when happy, were earlyish and abundant producers, here, though.[/QUOTE]

Yes, I did have it in a seed offer quite a few years ago, my seeds I think from Andrey in Belarus.

When I first listed it in that offer I think I may have used 3 O's but it was Tania who corrected me,and I made that correction on the first page of the offer and asked all to change it to

[url]http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Podarok_Fei[/url]

Not much info in the above link and no time to go back and look at the list of varieties that Andrey usually sends me each year.

Whatever,I think it's a really good variety.

Carolyn

all good leads and sources !

Thanks all !:yes:

Black Bear, do any of the four in your first post set fruit all at once?

Nan

[QUOTE=Nan_PA_6b;661186]Black Bear, do any of the four in your first post set fruit all at once?

Nan[/QUOTE]

no all at same time ......early but spread out harvest ...all still have small new fruit growing as well ...really quite marvelous ...all 4 ...Try one of them ..SAM I AM ! :cute: