Rank these in terms of yield

jmsieglaff · January 2, 2016

I'm considering a few varieties for a friend, who will only grow 1 plant--priorities are flavor, DTM/production (which to me are kind of joined, at least in a southern Wisconsin growing season length). He doesn't care about color (but I'm going to stay away from GWR and let them sample some of our GWR this year since it seems to be a color that seems to exhibit some love/hate).

How would you rank these in terms of yield? Are any notably earlier/later in your garden than others?

Pruden's Purple
Stump of the World
Neves Azorean Red
Cosmonaut Volkov
Big Cheef
Cuostralee

There is a chance they will go a container route--if that is the case, then I'll do a dwarf project variety for them instead.

Thanks!

January 2, 2016	#1
jmsieglaff Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Southern WI Posts: 2,742	Rank these in terms of yield I'm considering a few varieties for a friend, who will only grow 1 plant--priorities are flavor, DTM/production (which to me are kind of joined, at least in a southern Wisconsin growing season length). He doesn't care about color (but I'm going to stay away from GWR and let them sample some of our GWR this year since it seems to be a color that seems to exhibit some love/hate). How would you rank these in terms of yield? Are any notably earlier/later in your garden than others? Pruden's Purple Stump of the World Neves Azorean Red Cosmonaut Volkov Big Cheef Cuostralee There is a chance they will go a container route--if that is the case, then I'll do a dwarf project variety for them instead. Thanks! Last edited by jmsieglaff; January 2, 2016 at 11:30 AM.