YOUR Tentativ Grow out ... for 2016 season - Page 23

Hunt-Grow-Cook · April 14, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by SharonRossy

Today I potted up into 4" pots:
ISPL - Repeat but first time as a PL
Daniel Burson - 1st time
GGWT - 1st time
Cherokee Carbon - 1st time
Spudatula - first time growing the PL variety
Carbon Copy - 1st time
NAR - repeat
Rebel Yell - 1st time
Biyskaya Roza - 1st time
Moravsky Div - 1st time
Cherokee Green - repeat
Aunt Gertie's Gold - my third and last attempt
Sun Sugar - repeat
Green Tiger - repeat
Maglia Rosa - new
Rosella - new
Bulgarian Triumph - new
George Detsikas Italian Red
Orange Minsk
And I started seeds for Sun Gold, Captain Lucky and Orange Caprese which haven't germinated yet.

Nice list, I've got quite a few of the same ready for the ground. I'm behind in getting these puppies planted, at least by my standards. Here's my list:

Black Beauty
Cherokee Green
Green Giant
Carbon
JD's Special C Tex
Rebel Yell
Neves Azorean Red
OR117
Copper River
Orange Minsk Heart
Pink Berkley Tie Dye

Lucky Tiger
Magila Rosa
Bulgarian Triumph
Esmerelda Golosina
Secret Sauce
Carbon Copy
Sweet Tooth

And dwarfs:
Sweet Scarlet
Summertime Gold
Rosella Purple
Rosella Crimson
Choc. Lightning
Taz. Chocolate
Adelaide Festival
Emerald Giant
Fred's Tie Dye
Pink Passion
Beryl Beauty
Uluru Ochre

Hope to do some planting this weekend.

LaunchPad · April 18, 2016

This should be it, the first 5 varieties will be in ground, others in containers. Thinking of making some self watering containers out of 2 gallon buckets.
Red Pearl
Super Sweet 100
Sun Gold
Indigo Rose
Beefsteak
Tiny Tim
Ditmarsher
Tumbling Tom Yellow
Whippersnapper
Red Robin
Mohamed
Floragold Basket
Patio Princess
Venus

NarnianGarden · April 18, 2016

OK; my final list (as seeds sown)

Amber Colored
Amethyst Cream
BKX
Bosky Chabarovsky
Esmeralda G
GGWT
Kosovo
Lime Green Salad
Maglia Rosa
Pink Baby F1
Purple Bumblebee
Russian/Ukrainan Purple

Already growing in full swing

Pearly Pink Orange
Red Robin
Dar Rozovyi..

For Mom

Azoychka
Golden Nugget
Dar Rozovyii
Red Robin
Sophie'Choice
?

I try to stick to these lovelies and not sow anything else...

Keowee · April 18, 2016

This is my first year and I decided to start with all dwarfs. I didn't grow them from seed, but picked up seedlings last week at the local plant show. (I am growing other veggies from seed.)

Adelaide Festival
Big Green Dwarf
Boronia
Chocolate Lightning
Dwarf Arctic Rose
Dwarf Blazing Beauty
Dwarf Mahogany
Dwarf Purple Heart
Rosella Crimson
Rosella Purple

I meant to pick up a Dwarf Sweet Sue and Dwarf Beryl Beauty, but forgot. I was also hoping for BrandyFred, Kookaburra Cackle, Uluru Ochre, and Fred's Tie Dye, but my source didn't grow the first three, and the fourth was sold out by the time I got there.

KayJay · May 22, 2016

Brandywine
Rutgers
Bush Beefsteak
Red Robin

Boring, but you gotta start somewhere, right?

Al@NC · May 22, 2016

KayJay, there's nothing wrong with your list, so much of this is about self exploration and learning which varieties you like and don't like and which one's grow better for you in your zone/area...

After this season you'll know which varieties you'll want to grow again in '17.

Al

NarnianGarden · May 22, 2016

The current grow-to list - all live seedlings, some already planted in containers:

Amethyst Cream Cherry
BKX
Dar Zavolzhkaya Rozovyi
Esmeralda Golosina
Fuzzy Wuzzy
GGWT
Kosovo
Lime Green Salad
Maglia Rosa
Pearly Pink Orange
Pink Baby F1
Purple Bumblebee
Red Robin

For Mom - all planted:

Azoychka
Dar Z Rozovyi
Golden Nugget
?
Red Robin
Sophie's Choice

No more than one black variety this year (unless Purple Bumblebee is counted as black)... but hopefully it'll be a fruitful one.

newbie · June 30, 2016

Here is my list. We have them in garden boxes, containers and in the ground. Couldn't pull up "volunteers" so the remaining spots are "who knows"

Aunt Rubys Green
Azoychika
Beaver Lodge
Black Cherry
Black from Tula
Black Pineapple
Brandywine Yellow
Carolina Gold
Cherokee Purple
Emerald Evergreen
Ghost Cherry
Hillbilly
Kellogs Breakfast
Lemon Boy
Lillian’s Yellow
Marglobe
Mortage Lifter
Moskovick
Oregon Spring
Paul Robeson (2)
Rainbow
Red Sweetheart
Sungold
Tennessee Surprise

Garf · July 1, 2016

My Everglades are finished for the year here in Miami. The bloody butcher never made it into the pots. I have to wait for October here to plant but I need to do some heavy prep to the pots. I found dry cat food works wonders. I will try a mix of the cat food, Tomato tone, and epsom salts.

Gardeneer · July 1, 2016

I have published my list months ago. Now they are fruiting.
But today I was Frey Meyers . They had some miserable lanky root bound plants for 99 cents each.
There was some Juliets. What the heck. I bought one. I always wanted to grow one Juliet. Now I got it with several flowers on It.

I loosened up the roots in water and planted it real deep in a 6 gallon pot.
I am determined to revive it.

Gardeneer

AlittleSalt · July 1, 2016

Gardeneer, for me, I first thought to experience a gardening season like that in WA would be somewhat like walking on Mars. But in the same thought - growing here in Texas at this time is watching tomato plants die as newly started ones are growing at incredible rates. Here you need to hurry up and get the spring plants out because the fall garden tomato plants are pushing for an in-ground garden space.

It is different, but in-a-way, it's the same. You can still plant new tomato plants and so can I. The timing and conditions are different, but somewhat alike.

Gardeneer · July 1, 2016

Robert, you are right about growing tomatoes in NW WA. Our summer is just beginning. The highs are around mid 70s and night low around 53F. July and August will be a bit warmer and September will be like June. By mid October we will be done because of cool weather.

So my Juliet still has a chance to prove itself.

I am in a situation right now that I might move to NC (zone 8a) . where there is acres of land to garden. There and then it will be an all new ball game. I have gardened in zone 7b in GA and I know what it is like back there.

Gardeneer

efisakov · July 18, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by MissionGardens

Tomatoes:
Transplanted into a hoop house in November '15 and starting to load up:

Striped German
Cherokee Purple
Aunt Ginny's Purple
Bloody Butcher
Cherokee Chocolate
Chocolate Stripes
Hillbilly
Stupice
Captain Lucky

Transplanted into a newly build hoop house in January '16 and showing nice growth:
AAA Sweet Solano
Pink BTD
BTD
Haley's Purple Comet
Pork Chop
Kaleidoscopic Jewel
Blue Berries
Big Sungold Select
Blue Gold
Lover's Lunch
Lucid Gem
Cosmic Eclipse
Candy Sweet Icicle
Boar's Tooth
Black Beauty
Purple Bumblebee

Peppers:
Pepperoncini - Italian
Jimmy Nardello
Lipstick
Midnight Dreams Bell
Mini Yellow Bell
Mini Red Bell
Oda
Peperone de Cuneo
Topepo Rosso
Anaheim
Buena Mulata
Poblano
Numex Suave Orange
Patagonia
Ordono
Sonoran Chiltepin
Fish
Black Hungarian
Scotch Bonnet
Tequila Sunrise

Watermelon:
Ali Baba
Orangeglo
Ledmon
Hopi Yellow

Melon:
Madhu Ras Honey Melon
Hale's Best 45
Swan Lake
Petit Gris de Rennes

I'm new to all of these except Cherokee Purple, Hillbilly, Striped German, Bloody Butcher, Poblano, and Anaheim. Never tried growing a melon before, should be interesting.

MissionGardens
How is the Numex Suave Orange production and taste? Is it worth all that excitement?

Norval · August 10, 2016

timbucktwo;
How are your Gogosha and Olena Ukrainian plants growing this year?

I grew both side by side a few years ago and came to the conclusion
they were the same tomato with different names, Both are beefsteaks,
pink, potato leaf, indeterminate, midseason, with similar sized fruit,
same plant structure and leaf color. Both have Ukrainian heritage.
I can't recall how the fruit tasted.

Will you share your thoughts on these two varieties?

Norval

May 22, 2016	#335
KayJay Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Toronto 'Burbs Posts: 25	Brandywine Rutgers Bush Beefsteak Red Robin Boring, but you gotta start somewhere, right? __________________ KayJay Toronto-ish Zone 5b

July 1, 2016	#342
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,919	Robert, you are right about growing tomatoes in NW WA. Our summer is just beginning. The highs are around mid 70s and night low around 53F. July and August will be a bit warmer and September will be like June. By mid October we will be done because of cool weather. So my Juliet still has a chance to prove itself. I am in a situation right now that I might move to NC (zone 8a) . where there is acres of land to garden. There and then it will be an all new ball game. I have gardened in zone 7b in GA and I know what it is like back there. Gardeneer Last edited by Gardeneer; July 1, 2016 at 08:02 AM.

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April 18, 2016	#332
LaunchPad Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 2	This should be it, the first 5 varieties will be in ground, others in containers. Thinking of making some self watering containers out of 2 gallon buckets. Red Pearl Super Sweet 100 Sun Gold Indigo Rose Beefsteak Tiny Tim Ditmarsher Tumbling Tom Yellow Whippersnapper Red Robin Mohamed Floragold Basket Patio Princess Venus

April 18, 2016	#333
NarnianGarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Finland, EU Posts: 2,550	OK; my final list (as seeds sown) Amber Colored Amethyst Cream BKX Bosky Chabarovsky Esmeralda G GGWT Kosovo Lime Green Salad Maglia Rosa Pink Baby F1 Purple Bumblebee Russian/Ukrainan Purple Already growing in full swing Pearly Pink Orange Red Robin Dar Rozovyi.. For Mom Azoychka Golden Nugget Dar Rozovyii Red Robin Sophie'Choice ? I try to stick to these lovelies and not sow anything else...

April 18, 2016	#334
Keowee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: SC - 8a Posts: 42	This is my first year and I decided to start with all dwarfs. I didn't grow them from seed, but picked up seedlings last week at the local plant show. (I am growing other veggies from seed.) Adelaide Festival Big Green Dwarf Boronia Chocolate Lightning Dwarf Arctic Rose Dwarf Blazing Beauty Dwarf Mahogany Dwarf Purple Heart Rosella Crimson Rosella Purple I meant to pick up a Dwarf Sweet Sue and Dwarf Beryl Beauty, but forgot. I was also hoping for BrandyFred, Kookaburra Cackle, Uluru Ochre, and Fred's Tie Dye, but my source didn't grow the first three, and the fourth was sold out by the time I got there.

May 22, 2016	#336
Al@NC Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Vernon, BC Posts: 720	KayJay, there's nothing wrong with your list, so much of this is about self exploration and learning which varieties you like and don't like and which one's grow better for you in your zone/area... After this season you'll know which varieties you'll want to grow again in '17. Al

May 22, 2016	#337
NarnianGarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Finland, EU Posts: 2,550	The current grow-to list - all live seedlings, some already planted in containers: Amethyst Cream Cherry BKX Dar Zavolzhkaya Rozovyi Esmeralda Golosina Fuzzy Wuzzy GGWT Kosovo Lime Green Salad Maglia Rosa Pearly Pink Orange Pink Baby F1 Purple Bumblebee Red Robin For Mom - all planted: Azoychka Dar Z Rozovyi Golden Nugget ? Red Robin Sophie's Choice No more than one black variety this year (unless Purple Bumblebee is counted as black)... but hopefully it'll be a fruitful one.

June 30, 2016	#338
newbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Maineville, Ohio Posts: 8	Here is my list. We have them in garden boxes, containers and in the ground. Couldn't pull up "volunteers" so the remaining spots are "who knows" Aunt Rubys Green Azoychika Beaver Lodge Black Cherry Black from Tula Black Pineapple Brandywine Yellow Carolina Gold Cherokee Purple Emerald Evergreen Ghost Cherry Hillbilly Kellogs Breakfast Lemon Boy Lillian’s Yellow Marglobe Mortage Lifter Moskovick Oregon Spring Paul Robeson (2) Rainbow Red Sweetheart Sungold Tennessee Surprise

July 1, 2016	#339
Garf Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Miami, FL. Posts: 442	My Everglades are finished for the year here in Miami. The bloody butcher never made it into the pots. I have to wait for October here to plant but I need to do some heavy prep to the pots. I found dry cat food works wonders. I will try a mix of the cat food, Tomato tone, and epsom salts.

July 1, 2016	#340
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,919	I have published my list months ago. Now they are fruiting. But today I was Frey Meyers . They had some miserable lanky root bound plants for 99 cents each. There was some Juliets. What the heck. I bought one. I always wanted to grow one Juliet. Now I got it with several flowers on It. I loosened up the roots in water and planted it real deep in a 6 gallon pot. I am determined to revive it. Gardeneer

July 1, 2016	#341
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	Gardeneer, for me, I first thought to experience a gardening season like that in WA would be somewhat like walking on Mars. But in the same thought - growing here in Texas at this time is watching tomato plants die as newly started ones are growing at incredible rates. Here you need to hurry up and get the spring plants out because the fall garden tomato plants are pushing for an in-ground garden space. It is different, but in-a-way, it's the same. You can still plant new tomato plants and so can I. The timing and conditions are different, but somewhat alike.

August 10, 2016	#344
Norval Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada Posts: 19	timbucktwo; How are your Gogosha and Olena Ukrainian plants growing this year? I grew both side by side a few years ago and came to the conclusion they were the same tomato with different names, Both are beefsteaks, pink, potato leaf, indeterminate, midseason, with similar sized fruit, same plant structure and leaf color. Both have Ukrainian heritage. I can't recall how the fruit tasted. Will you share your thoughts on these two varieties? Norval