so many tomatoes - so little space

Star · August 5, 2006

yes, i know taste is subjective.

still, i am trying to select only one
from each of the following groups.

lillian’s yellow heirloom
golden monarch

german red strawberry
prue
kosova

cherokee purple
black from tula
vorlon

help appreciated,
Star

**carolyn137** · August 5, 2006

Star, there's no info as to where you garden so all I can do is tell you what I'd choose.

**lillian’s yellow heirloom
golden monarch

**german red strawberry
prue
kosova

**cherokee purple
black from tula
vorlon

The middle group is especially hard for me to choose from but almost all your choices are good ones and the ones you don't grow for next year you can grow in a subsequent year.

Star · August 5, 2006

Thank you for responding, Dr. Carolyn.
Will order your suggestions.

Star
south Florida

gardenmama · August 5, 2006

***lillian’s yellow heirloom
golden monarch

german red strawberry
***prue ( I really liked this one at Tomatopalooza)
kosova

***cherokee purple (excellent! never fail variety)
black from tula
vorlon

P.S. I have an inkling that Kosova should be Kosovo,

Star · August 5, 2006

Thank you, gardenmama.

Checked my Wish List and made sure
it is spelled correctly there.

Will definitely grow Kosovo and Prue
when possible.

August 5, 2006	#1
Star Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 49	so many tomatoes - so little space yes, i know taste is subjective. still, i am trying to select only one from each of the following groups. lillian’s yellow heirloom golden monarch german red strawberry prue kosova cherokee purple black from tula vorlon help appreciated, Star

August 5, 2006	#2
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Star, there's no info as to where you garden so all I can do is tell you what I'd choose. lillian’s yellow heirloom golden monarch german red strawberry prue kosova **cherokee purple black from tula vorlon The middle group is especially hard for me to choose from but almost all your choices are good ones and the ones you don't grow for next year you can grow in a subsequent year. __________________ Carolyn

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gardenmama Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: zone 7b/8a SE VA Posts: 268	*lillian’s yellow heirloom golden monarch german red strawberry prue ( I really liked this one at Tomatopalooza) kosova **cherokee purple (excellent! never fail variety) black from tula vorlon P.S. I have an inkling that Kosova should be Kosovo, __________________ -Martha SE VA