My Humble List

NorthTom · March 13, 2014

Having had a lull in tomato growing last year due to some life events, I was fortunate enough to be gifted a large greenhouse over the winter, and am looking to make use of it with what I hope is a solid list of tomatoes that taste good and produce well. Nothing exotic, or dwarfs, or much color. Just tomatoes to give away by the bag full, if everything works out. 5 to 10 of each-

Neves Azorean Red
Landis Valley Brandywine
Cosmonaut Volkov
Bulgarian Triumph
Opalka
Eva Purple Ball
Stump of the World
Indian Stripe

Will also be growing cucumbers, melons, squash, peppers, pole beans and miscellaneous flowers in said greenhouse.

I wish everyone luck in what will be a glorious tomato growing season!

Irv Wiseguy · March 13, 2014

Every year I say I want to try Stump of the World and then forget to buy seeds. Oh well, maybe I'll remember next year. Good luck with your new greenhouse.

Irv

bughunter99 · March 13, 2014

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Originally Posted by NorthTom

Having had a lull in tomato growing last year due to some life events, I was fortunate enough to be gifted a large greenhouse over the winter, and am looking to make use of it with what I hope is a solid list of tomatoes that taste good and produce well. Nothing exotic, or dwarfs, or much color. Just tomatoes to give away by the bag full, if everything works out. 5 to 10 of each-

Neves Azorean Red
Landis Valley Brandywine
Cosmonaut Volkov
Bulgarian Triumph
Opalka
Eva Purple Ball
Stump of the World
Indian Stripe

Will also be growing cucumbers, melons, squash, peppers, pole beans and miscellaneous flowers in said greenhouse.

I wish everyone luck in what will be a glorious tomato growing season!

I think you have a solid list. I grow Cosmonaut Volkov every year and also quite like Indian Stripe and Eva Purple Ball.

Stacy

shelleybean · March 13, 2014

I like your humble list, Tom. Good choices. I have grown NAR, Red Brandywine, Eva Purple Ball and Stump of the World. Reliable and tasty.

bower · March 14, 2014

Sounds delicious, NorthTom.

I hope you have a great season.

BucksCountyGirl · March 20, 2014

Looks great to me! I've grown NAR and Eva Purple Ball and they are both wonderful.

March 13, 2014	#1
NorthTom Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Alberta Canada 3a Posts: 24	My Humble List Having had a lull in tomato growing last year due to some life events, I was fortunate enough to be gifted a large greenhouse over the winter, and am looking to make use of it with what I hope is a solid list of tomatoes that taste good and produce well. Nothing exotic, or dwarfs, or much color. Just tomatoes to give away by the bag full, if everything works out. 5 to 10 of each- Neves Azorean Red Landis Valley Brandywine Cosmonaut Volkov Bulgarian Triumph Opalka Eva Purple Ball Stump of the World Indian Stripe Will also be growing cucumbers, melons, squash, peppers, pole beans and miscellaneous flowers in said greenhouse. I wish everyone luck in what will be a glorious tomato growing season!

March 13, 2014	#4
shelleybean Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Virginia Beach Posts: 2,648	I like your humble list, Tom. Good choices. I have grown NAR, Red Brandywine, Eva Purple Ball and Stump of the World. Reliable and tasty. __________________ Michele

March 20, 2014	#6
BucksCountyGirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Holland, PA/Zone 7A Posts: 692	Looks great to me! I've grown NAR and Eva Purple Ball and they are both wonderful. __________________ - Kelli Life's a climb...but the view is fantastic

March 13, 2014	#2
Irv Wiseguy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Thousand Oaks, CA Posts: 281	Every year I say I want to try Stump of the World and then forget to buy seeds. Oh well, maybe I'll remember next year. Good luck with your new greenhouse. Irv

March 14, 2014	#5
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	Sounds delicious, NorthTom. I hope you have a great season.