Suggest a yellow for me.

nancyruhl · March 12, 2014

By now you are probably a little confused with all those names thrown at you. Since you mentioned whites, I got a couple of those to throw out. I searched a while to find ones I didn't think were bland. I found Davids Ivory Pineapple that was productive and very tasty last season. That was beefsteak size. Smaller and equally flavorful is Blonde Boar. I agree with Pork Chop being flavorful and well worth growing. I, too, love AGG but find it not productive enough to warrant growing it. I just love serving a plate of sliced tomatoes with as much variety of color as I can find.

Travis, that is very interesting about the GWR's.

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March 12, 2014	#23
nancyruhl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Metro Detroit, Michigan Posts: 1,051	By now you are probably a little confused with all those names thrown at you. Since you mentioned whites, I got a couple of those to throw out. I searched a while to find ones I didn't think were bland. I found Davids Ivory Pineapple that was productive and very tasty last season. That was beefsteak size. Smaller and equally flavorful is Blonde Boar. I agree with Pork Chop being flavorful and well worth growing. I, too, love AGG but find it not productive enough to warrant growing it. I just love serving a plate of sliced tomatoes with as much variety of color as I can find. Travis, that is very interesting about the GWR's.