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Old August 11, 2010   #1
Tania
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Default What's ripe in PNW (late July-early Aug update)

I have not posted here for a while - my tomato 'patch' keeps me busy at this time of the year. However, it is time for a PNW update.

So what has been producing steadily on my tomato patch since mid July?

Which one is a taste winner? I can't quite tell, as all of the above have been great. I love Sibirskiy Skorospelyi, Sophie's Choice, Yamal, Mano, and Anmore Dewdrop. All these are loaded with flavorful fruit, and give me enough ripe tomatoes to use in daily salads in the last two weeks. Sungold is great as usual, but not very productive for me this year, not sure why.

Yamal and Sibirskiy Skor. look and taste very similar. I wonder if these are related? (although they were bred by different Russian breeders)

Just starting to produce:
  • Coyote
  • Dwarf Stone
  • Marina B
  • Green Sausage
  • Sofia
  • Plovdivski Export
  • Cuban Black
  • Black Altai
  • Black Mavr
  • Orange Santa
  • Orange Russian, Doukhobors
  • Azoychka
  • Solguld
  • Fidelio

Disappointments so far:
- Fritz Ackerman from deerpark produced offtype fruit - large red and heart shaped. Needless to say, it was RL - but I think we all concluded that the original PL version of this tomato no longer exists. I have not tasted it yet, but it was the first to produce ripe large tomato (after Fidelio)

- Green Pearl appeared to be red tomato, very similar to Bloody Butcher or Matina. I was expecting green fruited variety, based on the name, so it was a disappointment, but it is certainly a very early and productive variety. My seed source did not have any details about this tomato, and only sent me three seeds.

- Bijskij Zeltyi - lots of flowers but no fruit set. Very disappointing given the fact I have been hunting for true seeds for 3 years, and finally got 2 seeds from Germany (originally from Bohl) that should be true to type. But no fruit yet!!!

- Lucky Cross - no fruit set yet.

- Yasha Yugoslavian - only 1 fruit on 4 plants. Very shy producer this year.

It would be great to hear from other PNWers on how the things are in their tomato patches!

Tania
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