My short 2016 list, any great recent creations to add to this?

Anthony_Toronto · January 10, 2016

Somewhat boringly I am growing the varieties that have performed best and given me the flavours and textures that I like in tomatoes again this year, but it seems that growers are creating (or discovering) new and delicious varieties frequently, so wondering if anyone has 1 or 2 suggestions to add to this list, for varieties that might be expected to work well here up north...thanks in advance. I might eliminate one of the 'blacks' and one of the 'greens', and might add Dr. Wyche's Yellow.

Growing:

Arkansas Traveller (*from a stray seed in a pack of black krim 10 years ago, appears to be A.T.)
Brandywine Sudduth
Cherokee Purple
Indian Stripe
Black Krim
Paul Robeson
KBX
Green Giant
Spears Tennessee Green
Cherokee Green
Black Cherry
"Black Cherry PL" (*dehybridized offspring of purple haze)
Sunsugar

January 10, 2016	#1
Anthony_Toronto Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Toronto Posts: 413	My short 2016 list, any great recent creations to add to this? Somewhat boringly I am growing the varieties that have performed best and given me the flavours and textures that I like in tomatoes again this year, but it seems that growers are creating (or discovering) new and delicious varieties frequently, so wondering if anyone has 1 or 2 suggestions to add to this list, for varieties that might be expected to work well here up north...thanks in advance. I might eliminate one of the 'blacks' and one of the 'greens', and might add Dr. Wyche's Yellow. Growing: Arkansas Traveller (from a stray seed in a pack of black krim 10 years ago, appears to be A.T.) Brandywine Sudduth Cherokee Purple Indian Stripe Black Krim Paul Robeson KBX Green Giant Spears Tennessee Green Cherokee Green Black Cherry "Black Cherry PL" (dehybridized offspring of purple haze) Sunsugar