What is making a return to your garden in 2016? - Page 18

spuriousmonkey · April 21, 2016

I have a lot of old faces among the crowd.
stupice
Sibirskiy Skorospelyi
black cherry
anna russian
bananalegs
sungold f1
glacial zebra
knopka
Red striped students
skykomish (only because I didn't manage to obtain seeds from it the previous year)
goldkeeper (same reason)

I hardly have new varieties this year as a matter of fact.

barefootgardener · April 21, 2016

Here are a few returns and favorites for my 2016 garden..

Tree Bottom Yellow
Purple Dog Creek
Margaret Curtain
Brandywine
Brandywine Cowlicks
Brandywine Suddath
Madame (Marmande) Garnier Rouge
German Johnson Potato Leaf
Greenbush Italian
Amish Paste
George Ditsikas (Did not do well last year, but, giving it another try)
Neves Azorean Red

I might have left a few off the list. I had planned on bringing a few others back because they did well for me in my garden and I loved the flavor, (Like Red Barn)
but, I wanted to try a few new to me varieties that I heard good things about.

I am growing a number of new varieties this year that I purchased or received in trades, or from the generous good hearted folk here at Tville..

I also have a number of new ones that I purchased, but, decided to wait to grow out next season. I have already started more than I planned on, and at times have already felt over whelmed. I am giving away a number of my plants.

PS: I dropped Sungold F1 after growing it for a number of years. I loved it, but, I had so many cherries off of it last season, and I found myself getting sick of the sweet flavor. Trying a few new ones. I am also bringing back Coyote and Champagne

Ginny

MissS · April 21, 2016

Once again most of my plants are new to me this year. I do have a few coming back and they are:

Cherokee Purple
Daniel Burson
Limmony
Stump of the World
Sun Gold
Sun Sugar
Black Cherry

eldemila · April 23, 2016

It seems Black Cherry is a favorite comeback of many, myself included.

Making a comeback for me this year is Green Zebra (the only plant I have 2 of), Black Krim, Isis Cherry, Sweetie Seedless, Chocolate Cherry, Sweet Pea, Aunt Ruby's Green, Malakhitovaya, Chocolate Stripes, Black from Tula and possibly Cherokee Green- which I can't remember if I grew last year, or not.

Appreciate all who replied to the OP's question as it helped me to decide some of the new varieties I would plant this year!

GreenSand117 · April 25, 2016

You should love the Crnkovic Yugoslavian...productive and delicious.

Lindalana · April 27, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenSand117

You should love the Crnkovic Yugoslavian...productive and delicious.

Yep, same experience. Loved it.

Steelheadr · April 28, 2016

Pink Brandywine (generic and Sudduth)
Liz Birt
Marianna's Peace
Big Beef
NAR
Cherokee Purple
Indigo Cherry Drops
Sun Sugar
San Marzano
Paul Robeson

yardn_gardn · April 29, 2016

Oh No! I'm already planning for 2017 and I haven't even planted 2016..
New for 2017 will be
Black Cherry
Girl Girl's Weird Thing
Of course Opalka will always (I hope) be returning.

drew51 · April 29, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by yardn_gardn

Oh No! I'm already planning for 2017 and I haven't even planted 2016..
New for 2017 will be
Black Cherry
Girl Girl's Weird Thing
Of course Opalka will always (I hope) be returning.

I grew Opalka for sauce, nice tomato! Some have had BER problems with it. I have had little to none myself.
Opalka

I also liked Romeo. It produced fairly steady early season along with Opalka.
Romeo

dmforcier · April 30, 2016

Mmmm... aphids?

Andrey_BY · April 30, 2016

Green Giant
Samson
Leningradskiy Krupnoplodnyi
Yaponskiy Tryufel Zolotoy (Japanese Gold Truffle)
Yaponskiy Tryfel Rozovyi (Japanese Pink Truffle)

fortheshep · April 30, 2016

It is so encouraging to read everyone's lists. Even most of the Master Gardener's around here don't grow as many types of tomatoes and peppers as I do, but some of you have left me in the dust. I know it is not a competition, but fun to see many familiar varieties on many lists.

Here is my list- I plant to plant at least two of each
Big Beef
Mortgage Lifter
Amish Paste
Yellow Mortgage Lifter
Sungold (F1)
Pompeii(F1) indeterminate paste
Peppermint
Opalka
Chocolate Cherry
Early Girl(F1)
Reinstraub

Peppers- we don't like much heat
Yum Yum(F1)
Round of Hungary
Sheepnose Pimento
College 64
Cubanelle
Carmen(F1)
Neapolitan
Oda
Golden Treasure
Stocky Red Roaster
Jalapeno

I also grow ground cherries and have grown pineapple and Aunt Molly's and could not tell the difference when grown side by side. Now mostly let volunteers grow so don't really know the heredity.

marc_groleau · May 5, 2016

Except for a cross between Rose de Berne and Prudens Purple, all varieties this year are repeats.
Eva Purple Ball
Rose de Berene
Prudens Purple
Dester
Gregory's Altai
Stump of the World
Aunt Ginny's Purple
Aunt Rubys Gernan Green
Roma
speckled Roman
Russian Big Roma
Black Cherry
2 dehybridized cherries I've grown for five seasons now

efisakov · May 5, 2016

How good was the taste/production/earliness/size of the plant/anything else you like to add ... about Rose De Berne? I am growing it for the first time.
Thank you, Marc_groleau.

Adriana · May 5, 2016

Nothing is returning to my garden this year - not my old favorites Cherokee Purple, Green Zebra, Japanese Black Trifele or Black Cherokee.

I have limited sunlight so I am rolling the dice for 6 dwarfs plus Orange Jazz, Grandpa White's Red Tomato and 2 other new ones. I hope I will not be diappointed!

April 21, 2016	#257
barefootgardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Zone 4b Posts: 1,291	Here are a few returns and favorites for my 2016 garden.. Tree Bottom Yellow Purple Dog Creek Margaret Curtain Brandywine Brandywine Cowlicks Brandywine Suddath Madame (Marmande) Garnier Rouge German Johnson Potato Leaf Greenbush Italian Amish Paste George Ditsikas (Did not do well last year, but, giving it another try) Neves Azorean Red I might have left a few off the list. I had planned on bringing a few others back because they did well for me in my garden and I loved the flavor, (Like Red Barn) but, I wanted to try a few new to me varieties that I heard good things about. I am growing a number of new varieties this year that I purchased or received in trades, or from the generous good hearted folk here at Tville.. I also have a number of new ones that I purchased, but, decided to wait to grow out next season. I have already started more than I planned on, and at times have already felt over whelmed. I am giving away a number of my plants. PS: I dropped Sungold F1 after growing it for a number of years. I loved it, but, I had so many cherries off of it last season, and I found myself getting sick of the sweet flavor. Trying a few new ones. I am also bringing back Coyote and Champagne Ginny Last edited by barefootgardener; April 21, 2016 at 12:04 PM.

April 21, 2016	#258
MissS Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin Posts: 3,150	Once again most of my plants are new to me this year. I do have a few coming back and they are: Cherokee Purple Daniel Burson Limmony Stump of the World Sun Gold Sun Sugar Black Cherry __________________ ~ Patti ~

April 25, 2016	#260
GreenSand117 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Kentucky Posts: 37	You should love the Crnkovic Yugoslavian...productive and delicious. __________________ Never argue with a fool-they will only drag you down to their level and then beat you with their experience

April 29, 2016	#263
yardn_gardn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2014 Location: Central Idaho at 3200 elev. in zone 5b, maybe 100 frost free days Posts: 77	Oh No! I'm already planning for 2017 and I haven't even planted 2016.. New for 2017 will be Black Cherry Girl Girl's Weird Thing Of course Opalka will always (I hope) be returning. __________________ Happy garden trails, Dawn

April 30, 2016	#266
Andrey_BY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Minsk, Belarus, Eastern Europe (Zone 4a) Posts: 2,278	Green Giant Samson Leningradskiy Krupnoplodnyi Yaponskiy Tryufel Zolotoy (Japanese Gold Truffle) Yaponskiy Tryfel Rozovyi (Japanese Pink Truffle) __________________ 1 kg=2.2 lb , 1 m=39,37 in , 1 oz=28.35 g , 1 ft=30.48 cm , 1 lb= 0,4536 kg , 1 in=2.54 cm , 1 l = 0.26 gallon , 0 C=32 F Andrey a.k.a. TOMATODOR Last edited by Andrey_BY; April 30, 2016 at 02:49 AM.

April 21, 2016	#256
spuriousmonkey Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Finland Posts: 28	I have a lot of old faces among the crowd. stupice Sibirskiy Skorospelyi black cherry anna russian bananalegs sungold f1 glacial zebra knopka Red striped students skykomish (only because I didn't manage to obtain seeds from it the previous year) goldkeeper (same reason) I hardly have new varieties this year as a matter of fact.

April 23, 2016	#259
eldemila Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Carolina Posts: 25	It seems Black Cherry is a favorite comeback of many, myself included. Making a comeback for me this year is Green Zebra (the only plant I have 2 of), Black Krim, Isis Cherry, Sweetie Seedless, Chocolate Cherry, Sweet Pea, Aunt Ruby's Green, Malakhitovaya, Chocolate Stripes, Black from Tula and possibly Cherokee Green- which I can't remember if I grew last year, or not. Appreciate all who replied to the OP's question as it helped me to decide some of the new varieties I would plant this year!

April 28, 2016	#262
Steelheadr Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Utah Posts: 1	Pink Brandywine (generic and Sudduth) Liz Birt Marianna's Peace Big Beef NAR Cherokee Purple Indigo Cherry Drops Sun Sugar San Marzano Paul Robeson

April 30, 2016	#265
dmforcier Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 3,825	Mmmm... aphids?

April 30, 2016	#267
fortheshep Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Knoxville, TN Posts: 6	It is so encouraging to read everyone's lists. Even most of the Master Gardener's around here don't grow as many types of tomatoes and peppers as I do, but some of you have left me in the dust. I know it is not a competition, but fun to see many familiar varieties on many lists. Here is my list- I plant to plant at least two of each Big Beef Mortgage Lifter Amish Paste Yellow Mortgage Lifter Sungold (F1) Pompeii(F1) indeterminate paste Peppermint Opalka Chocolate Cherry Early Girl(F1) Reinstraub Peppers- we don't like much heat Yum Yum(F1) Round of Hungary Sheepnose Pimento College 64 Cubanelle Carmen(F1) Neapolitan Oda Golden Treasure Stocky Red Roaster Jalapeno I also grow ground cherries and have grown pineapple and Aunt Molly's and could not tell the difference when grown side by side. Now mostly let volunteers grow so don't really know the heredity.

May 5, 2016	#268
marc_groleau Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 444	Except for a cross between Rose de Berne and Prudens Purple, all varieties this year are repeats. Eva Purple Ball Rose de Berene Prudens Purple Dester Gregory's Altai Stump of the World Aunt Ginny's Purple Aunt Rubys Gernan Green Roma speckled Roman Russian Big Roma Black Cherry 2 dehybridized cherries I've grown for five seasons now

May 5, 2016	#269
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	How good was the taste/production/earliness/size of the plant/anything else you like to add ... about Rose De Berne? I am growing it for the first time. Thank you, Marc_groleau. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

May 5, 2016	#270
Adriana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: North Georgia Posts: 99	Nothing is returning to my garden this year - not my old favorites Cherokee Purple, Green Zebra, Japanese Black Trifele or Black Cherokee. I have limited sunlight so I am rolling the dice for 6 dwarfs plus Orange Jazz, Grandpa White's Red Tomato and 2 other new ones. I hope I will not be diappointed! __________________ Adriana Gutierrez

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