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Old April 25, 2013   #16
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I prefer a tart tomato but I had some neighbors who liked the sweet ones, so I grew some for them. Their favorites were Mr. Stripey and Granny Cantrell's German Red. German Queen is another very sweet tomato, at least when I have grown them.

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Old April 25, 2013   #17
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I prefer a tart tomato but I had some neighbors who liked the sweet ones, so I grew some for them. Their favorites were Mr. Stripey and Granny Cantrell's German Red.

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i tried mr stripey last season and was not a fan. i would try something like virginia sweets if i was looking at a bi color. mr stripey came on very late compared to cherokee purple, a large pink (unknown variety-seed mix up), and dixiewine which were all grown to 2 stems in containers. productivity was also lowest of the 4
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Old April 28, 2013   #18
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Yeah Bonnie's (the national nursery that supplies Lowe's, Wallyworld, and Home Depot with all their plants, some of which are even disease-free ) has Sungold, Sunsugar, and Black Cherry this year. I was surprised.

I only bought them because I checked 4 local nurseries and their selection was pretty sad.
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Old May 6, 2013   #19
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Sunsugar is pretty sweet. I actually liked it better than Sungold,
but I have only grown each 1 time, in different years, so different
weather.

The sweetest tomatoes I ever tasted were both F2s of crosses,
one Stupice x unknown and one Dice's Mystery Black x Chernomor RL.
(Dice's Mystery Black is pretty sweet. So is Margaret Curtain, and
Russian Red is a sweet-fruited dwarf type plant.)

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Old May 8, 2013   #20
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The ones you put sugar on.

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Old May 8, 2013   #21
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Sungold and Gold Nugget are pretty sweet.
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Old May 8, 2013   #22
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SunGold and Matt's Wild Cherry

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Old May 9, 2013   #23
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Sun gold is the sweetest tomato Ive ever tasted. Isis Candy comes close. Ive had some very sweet Great white and Aranas Noir (sp?) as well.
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Old May 9, 2013   #24
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Well the sweetest for me have been New Big Dwarf, Aunt Gertie's Gold, and Virginia Sweets.

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Old May 9, 2013   #25
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The sweetest one I have tasted so far is the Japaneses Black truffle,

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