Is there a productive great tasting bi-color?

Chrysos · April 15, 2023

Here in the PNW I just can't seem to find a great bi-color tomato that does well. Pineapple is my favorite but I don't even try to grow it anymore due to low production. It's just too late and doesn't do well for me.
I really miss having it in the mix for a lovely Caprese salad plate. So beautiful and tasty.
The last few years I have tried the following:
Striped German - very low production, mealy texture
Big Rainbow - same as SG
Old German - same as above.

Any varieties that others have good luck with in the PNW? Max of 75-78 days

If anyone here in the PNW has not grown GGWT, DO! It outproduced all my other tomatoes last year, grown in a large pot!, Great taste and lovely!

April 15, 2023	#1
Chrysos Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 12	Is there a productive great tasting bi-color? Here in the PNW I just can't seem to find a great bi-color tomato that does well. Pineapple is my favorite but I don't even try to grow it anymore due to low production. It's just too late and doesn't do well for me. I really miss having it in the mix for a lovely Caprese salad plate. So beautiful and tasty. The last few years I have tried the following: Striped German - very low production, mealy texture Big Rainbow - same as SG Old German - same as above. Any varieties that others have good luck with in the PNW? Max of 75-78 days If anyone here in the PNW has not grown GGWT, DO! It outproduced all my other tomatoes last year, grown in a large pot!, Great taste and lovely! Last edited by Chrysos; April 15, 2023 at 07:18 PM. Reason: spacing