Looking for opinions on three varieties.

Indyartist · March 20, 2011

I am among others, growing these three varieties. I have the basic description of each but was hoping that some others have grown them and could offer opinions on taste, productivity and anything else that might be offered.
here are the three:
Tanggula
Black (obtained and listed at TGS)
Goji Faranji

The only one I've grown previously was "Black" in 2009 and I thought the flavor was lacking. I've started it again for this year with the thought that maybe one years results were not enough to give it a fair review.

fortyonenorth · March 21, 2011

Can't comment on any of these, but I think it's a great idea to give any tomato a second chance. The weather and other environmental conditions vary greatly - certainly in our neck of the woods. As I recall, 2009 was very cool and wet. Who knows, maybe Black will redeem itself in a better year.

Good luck!

March 20, 2011	#1
Indyartist Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Indiana Posts: 229	Looking for opinions on three varieties. I am among others, growing these three varieties. I have the basic description of each but was hoping that some others have grown them and could offer opinions on taste, productivity and anything else that might be offered. here are the three: Tanggula Black (obtained and listed at TGS) Goji Faranji The only one I've grown previously was "Black" in 2009 and I thought the flavor was lacking. I've started it again for this year with the thought that maybe one years results were not enough to give it a fair review. __________________ Indyartist Zone 5b, NE Indiana -------------------------- “Men should stop fighting among themselves and start fighting insects” Luther Burbank

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March 21, 2011	#2
fortyonenorth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: NW Indiana Posts: 1,150	Can't comment on any of these, but I think it's a great idea to give any tomato a second chance. The weather and other environmental conditions vary greatly - certainly in our neck of the woods. As I recall, 2009 was very cool and wet. Who knows, maybe Black will redeem itself in a better year. Good luck!