Most TSWV Resistant Generally Available Varieties

tlcmd · May 13, 2012

I'm in zone 7 (Greensboro, N.C. and my garden is endimic for TSWV. This year due to health, etc, I did not get my plants started quite ealy enough and am having major surgery in about 10 days. I need to plant about a dozen tswv resistant plants into my garden by next weekend. At this point I can plant determinate or indeterminant varieties. Suggestions for the local red medium size varieties with the greatest TSWV resistance? Thanks,

Fusion_power · May 13, 2012

Amelia and Talladega will do pretty well in your climate.

DarJones

tlcmd · May 13, 2012

Thanks for the suggestions. Finding TSWV resistant varieties in this area beyond the BHN's are dificult. I'd prefer Bolseno but will make do as my pre-op time is precious.

May 13, 2012	#1
tlcmd Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Greensboro, N.C. Posts: 132	Most TSWV Resistant Generally Available Varieties I'm in zone 7 (Greensboro, N.C. and my garden is endimic for TSWV. This year due to health, etc, I did not get my plants started quite ealy enough and am having major surgery in about 10 days. I need to plant about a dozen tswv resistant plants into my garden by next weekend. At this point I can plant determinate or indeterminant varieties. Suggestions for the local red medium size varieties with the greatest TSWV resistance? Thanks, __________________ Harmmmmmmmmmoniously, Dick "If only Longstreet had followed orders......" "Show me something more beautiful than a beautiful woman and then I'll go paint it." Alberto Vargas

May 13, 2012	#3
tlcmd Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Greensboro, N.C. Posts: 132	Thanks Thanks for the suggestions. Finding TSWV resistant varieties in this area beyond the BHN's are dificult. I'd prefer Bolseno but will make do as my pre-op time is precious. __________________ Harmmmmmmmmmoniously, Dick "If only Longstreet had followed orders......" "Show me something more beautiful than a beautiful woman and then I'll go paint it." Alberto Vargas

May 13, 2012	#2
Fusion_power Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Alabama Posts: 2,251	Amelia and Talladega will do pretty well in your climate. DarJones