Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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May 20, 2016 | #1 |
Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Missouri
Posts: 31
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GWR Throwdown aka Borderline Obsession
Thanks to this group, I've caught the tomato fever. And I have it bad. If I'm not outside obsessively checking over my tomato babies, I'm inside reading posts dating all the way back to 2008. The last two years, I only grew two cherries & a Cherokee purple and still had more tomatoes than I knew what to do with.. So, naturally this year I've graduated to 16 tomato plants. Just what I needed! haha Thanks to reading an obscene number of your posts & years of general lurking, I have a great grow list this year, if I do say so myself. This group is a wealth of knowledge!
2016 Grow ListWell, actually not ARGG because a gosh darnoodley cutworm took it out the day after I planted it!! Which means I'm now completely obsessed with the idea of a GWR. I've never seen one, much less tasted one. So next year, I'm devoting 2 spots in my garden to a tiny GWR Throwdown. So please chime in with your votes on which two should battle head-to-head for my first GWR taste test! Points deducted from any varieties that lean toward the tart side of the spectrum, I like my tomatoes balanced but with a definite hit of sweetness. Here are my current contenders:
Assuming I'm a GWR fan, I hope to make my way through the entire list eventually. But in the meantime, which two varieties would you pick to convert my boring supermarket-tomato eating friends & family to the dark (green) side? And thanks in advance for enabling my obsession. For some reason, I'm getting no support from my husband whatsoever!! Last edited by fordido; May 21, 2016 at 08:22 AM. |
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