Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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January 4, 2010 | #16 |
Tomatovillian™
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Ok here goes
Cherokee Green Green Doctors Paul Robeson Berkeley Tie Dye Heart Anna Russian Kosovo German Red Strawberry Wes Danko Brandywine Sudduth Aunt G.G. Nar Prue Gianini Yellow Brandywine Platfoot Brandyboy and some crosses I've created Damon Last edited by sprtsguy76; January 4, 2010 at 09:52 PM. Reason: opps |
January 4, 2010 | #17 |
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Location: Muskogee, Oklahoma
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Tentative List
I didnt realize it would be so hard to make a list of what to grow. I still need to cut about six varieties from the list and havent been able to decide which to cut. Heres what my list is currently
Wes Sunsugar F1 Stump of the World 1884 Yellow Pinkheart Akers West Virginia Arkansas Traveler Aunt Gerties Gold Big Beef Black Cherry Black from Tula Brandywine Sudduths Carbon Cherokee Chocolate Cherokee Green Costuluto Genevese Cowlicks Brandywine Creole Delicious Earls Faux Gary O Sena Giant Belgium Goose Creek JD Special C Tex Kimberly Lucky Cross Neves Azorean Red Paul Robeson Prue Riesentraube Royal Hillbilly Sioux Any guidance from you veteran growers would definitely be appreciated ron |
January 4, 2010 | #18 |
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"Must Have In My garden" A warm and early spring and a warm and long fall...A gal can dream.
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January 4, 2010 | #19 |
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Ron,
I am sure you will get several suggestions, but I would drop from your list: Carbon, Kimberly, Cherokee Chocolate and Prue as you have other similar blacks and Oxhearts on your list. Raybo |
January 4, 2010 | #20 |
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I’m devoting my time to Okra and melons this year with only about 24 tomato plants grown in raised beds.
The reason is as soon as our friends from Mexico get back from the holydays I’m getting a large shop built 30X40 or 40x50on the back side of my place. To do this I need a concrete slab poured and you can’t do that during the holydays as the labor is down south with their family. The road to the shop will run smack dab through my garden, no way out of it. I will tell you that I have to grow, The list, Wild cherry. Black cherry, Cherokee purple. Black pear, Sun Gold. Some kind of red tomato, This reminds me I have to look at my seeds and plant them pronto I’m a little late but I can’t help my schedule it is what it is. I think this year is going to be an outstanding year in my neck of the woods for a garden. Worth |
January 4, 2010 | #21 |
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Location: Frankfort, KY
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Plan on having 20 plants. Very few varieties.
JD's Special C-Tex (x5) Brandywine Sudduth (x5) Hege German Pink (x5) KBX (x2) SunGold (x2) Black Cherry (x1)
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January 4, 2010 | #22 |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Chillicothe Ohio - left Calif July 2010
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This is what I have so far for seeds - more to come
Dennis Abe Lincoln Airyleaf Alicante Amana Orange Amish Red Anna Russian Arkansas Traveler Azoychka Beefsteak Black Ethiopian Black Krim Black Pear Black Plum Black Prince Black Russian Black Zebra Box Car Willie Bradley Brandywine Red Brown Berry Buckbee's New 50 Day Camp Joy CarbonCeylon Creole Cuostralee Delicious Djena Lee's Golden Girl Dona Druzba Earl of Edgecombe Ella's Pink Plum Eva Purple Ball Evergreen Faribo Goldhart Fireworks Galinas Garden Peach German Red Strawberry Glamour Glasnost Green Grape Green Zebra Grosse Ronde Hezhou Hillbilly - West Virginia Illini Star Italian Tree Jaune Flamme' Kellogg's Breakfast Kennington's Big Red Lemmony Lida Ukrainian Lime Green Salad - Det Malinowski Manalucie Mariannas Peace Moon Glow Moskovich - semi det Mule Team Nyagous Old Virginia Omar's Lebanese Orange Strawberry Ozark Pink Pantano Romanes Paul Robeson Ponderosa Red Porter Porters Dark Cherry Prudens Purple Purple Calabash Red Zebra Riesentraube Rose Russo Italia Toggeta Schellenberg's Favorite Shirley Amish Red Sisters Slava Soldacki St Pierre Stone Stupice Sunray Sunsets Red Horizon Super Snow White Tangerine Thessaloniki Tigerella Tommy Toe Trip L Crop Valencia Wins All or Winsall |
January 5, 2010 | #23 |
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You know all of you guys and gals with a list of seeds and plants to grow as long as your arms this year are mentally ill.
I did that for a while and got help. It’s an illness that needs immediate attention and shouldn’t be ignored. Don’t be ashamed of your selves for this, it is the result of subliminal advertising and the fact that you hang out on this forum with folks with a common illness known as TDD (Tomato Deficit Disorder). For years I have been counseling people with this disorder and have many success stories to verify the effectiveness of my methods. To learn more on how to start on the path of wellness and get a free counseling session follow these simple instructions. Send all of your seeds to me and they will be disposed of along with $1000 for shipping and handling. Burn all of your catalogs and delete all of your shortcuts to seed vendors. Get a new hobby such as growing Okra, “it is a well known fact you can’t get addicted to Okra”. This add is paid for by the commercial tomato suppliers of America. Purveyors of TTT, (Tennis ball Tasting Tomatoes). President and CEO, Worth |
January 5, 2010 | #24 |
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Worth, you've just posted three times in less than 24 hours on okra.
I think you may have ODD. Check with your doctor. Christine |
January 5, 2010 | #25 |
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MUST HAVE ??
Shannon's CP Coustralee Goliath KBX Can't have my garden with out them. Rest of list soon to follow.... Greg |
January 5, 2010 | #26 |
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My list of "must haves":
Earl's Faux Eva Purple Ball Sun Gold, hyb. Anna Russian Kellogg's Breakfast LarryD
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January 5, 2010 | #27 |
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Jalapenos are a must for me. I MUST grow them, because my family and friends need steady supply of bacon wrapped jalapeno poppers .
And okra, no kidding |
January 5, 2010 | #28 |
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Location: Tucson, AZ
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It's already done, and most of the seedlings are 2 to 4 inches tall already. Plant out hopefully will be complete by 2/15.
For the bulk of the garden... Akers West Virginia Brandy Boy Break O' Day Indian Stripe Moreton Complemented by... Ashleigh Gary'O Sena Mexico Moskvich Palla di Fuoco Sungold Tigerly I don't know if I'll keep any of these these or give them away, but I'm also growing a few Big Beef, Black Krim, Bloody Butcher, Ramapo, Rutgers and Supersonic. That's it for seeds this season. I'm regretting that I didn't sow a few Boondocks, but time's up already. |
January 5, 2010 | #29 |
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Ron... I'd scratch Sioux. If it's anything like its sibling Super Sioux, it's wasted space for complete lack of flavor. (I know others disagree, but that's my experience here.) You have other, better reds.
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January 5, 2010 | #30 | |
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Quote:
Cherokee purple for a black, you just can't beat the production and taste. Worth |
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