Making a list early for 2011

Talon1189 · July 29, 2010

My eyes are bloodshot from reading so much about different tomato taste and opinions. I am obsessed (bad) with this new hobby of mine

I will be growing 6 plants next year. I live alone and will give most of them away to friends and family. I do not cook or
"can" at all.......hahahahaha. I will grow 6 plants in Rays Earthtainers. Here is the list that I have so far from my readings:

Sun Gold

Cherokee Purple

Earl's Faux

Goose Creek

Marianna's Peace

and the 6th one could be a Paul Robeson or a Big Beef plant? I am looking for medium to larger sweet and juicy fruits (heirlooms) that would flourish in Michigan's climate. Any other ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated ....

>>>>>>>>>>> Talon

July 29, 2010	#1
Talon1189 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Farmington, Michigan. Zone 5b/6a Posts: 421	Making a list early for 2011 My eyes are bloodshot from reading so much about different tomato taste and opinions. I am obsessed (bad) with this new hobby of mine I will be growing 6 plants next year. I live alone and will give most of them away to friends and family. I do not cook or "can" at all.......hahahahaha. I will grow 6 plants in Rays Earthtainers. Here is the list that I have so far from my readings: Sun Gold Cherokee Purple Earl's Faux Goose Creek Marianna's Peace and the 6th one could be a Paul Robeson or a Big Beef plant? I am looking for medium to larger sweet and juicy fruits (heirlooms) that would flourish in Michigan's climate. Any other ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated .... >>>>>>>>>>> Talon __________________ Always looking for a better way to grow tomatoes ..........