Berkeley Tie Dye

b54red · May 27, 2010

I have never grown Berkley Tie Dye before and don't know what to expect; but I am very impressed with it's disease tolerance. Out of over 100 plants both heirloom and hybrid the two BTDs are the best looking plants, without a trace of any problems. I don't know whether they are regular or pink because I got them in trade and lost my notes after I started the seed. They seem a little slower to set fruit than most and they don't appear to be setting a great number; but if they can maintain their health and the tomatoes are good I'll be planting a lot more of them next year. If anyone has experience with this variety I would be thankful for any knowledge you can share.

May 27, 2010	#1
b54red Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alabama Posts: 7,068	Berkeley Tie Dye I have never grown Berkley Tie Dye before and don't know what to expect; but I am very impressed with it's disease tolerance. Out of over 100 plants both heirloom and hybrid the two BTDs are the best looking plants, without a trace of any problems. I don't know whether they are regular or pink because I got them in trade and lost my notes after I started the seed. They seem a little slower to set fruit than most and they don't appear to be setting a great number; but if they can maintain their health and the tomatoes are good I'll be planting a lot more of them next year. If anyone has experience with this variety I would be thankful for any knowledge you can share.