Japanese Black Trifele - Page 2

Fert1 · June 10, 2010

Cute! Are they about the same size as JBT? What is the history of Bedouin? Do you know? Is it a Russian tomato too?

sprtsguy76 · June 10, 2010

I believe its spelled Beduin. Anyway, from reading the SSE year book here it appears to be of Russian origin. BELR BA A - LQ 80 days, compact, indet, Potato Leaf plant with a high yeild of brown-red fruit w/ green shoulders, pear shaped, 80-120 g, very good taste, from Russian SC Gisok (Moscow) Looks good and will definitely try it next year especially if JBT doesn't impress me.

Damon

goodwin · June 11, 2010

Damon, I think you're right, it is spelled either way, but Beduin is probably the original spelling. However, the plant is PL with some leaves as big as my hand. And it is among the very first to ripen in the garden.

sprtsguy76 · June 11, 2010

My bad, your right I'm wrong about it being PL. Typo!

Damon

platys · June 15, 2010

My JBT was tied for third to set fruit this year, behind Stupice and Sun Gold. (It tied with Amish Paste.) The tiny pears are adorable, and its a very vigorous plant. Black from Tula came in 4th, a day after JBT.

sprtsguy76 · June 26, 2010

Had my first JBT lastnight. It was about 90 percent ripe except the very top shoulders. I was really good, not great/outstanding/excellent but very good. And they may get better from here. I will give it a 8 out of 10 thus far

Damon.

rnewste · June 27, 2010

Hey Damon,

The JBT you gave me must have 50+ tomatoes on it, but none blushing yet. Am picking Bloody Butcher, (your) Early Girl, Danko, (your) German Red Strawberry .... see a trend here?

In about a week, I should harvest my sweetcorn for July 4. Should have more ripe tomatoes by then.

When are you coming over to check out my (your) plants?

Raybo

sprtsguy76 · June 27, 2010

Ray,

You gonna be around tomorrow? I'm free after 2pm.

Damon

rnewste · June 27, 2010

Sure,

Come on over (you can help me put up a Sun Shade over the tomatoes while you are here!)

Raybo

heirloomdaddy · June 27, 2010

Glad you enjoyed it Damon. That seems to be most people's experiences with JBT...really good but not mind-blowing. Mine were by far the best of last year, but we only had about 10 cultivars last year....hoping we have even better blacks this year.

June 10, 2010	#16
Fert1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Upstate SC, Zone 7 Posts: 543	Cute! Are they about the same size as JBT? What is the history of Bedouin? Do you know? Is it a Russian tomato too? __________________ Holly

June 10, 2010	#17
sprtsguy76 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Santa Clara CA Posts: 1,125	I believe its spelled Beduin. Anyway, from reading the SSE year book here it appears to be of Russian origin. BELR BA A - LQ 80 days, compact, indet, Potato Leaf plant with a high yeild of brown-red fruit w/ green shoulders, pear shaped, 80-120 g, very good taste, from Russian SC Gisok (Moscow) Looks good and will definitely try it next year especially if JBT doesn't impress me. Damon Last edited by sprtsguy76; June 11, 2010 at 03:45 AM. Reason: change leaf form

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June 11, 2010	#18
goodwin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Espanola, New Mexico Posts: 608	Damon, I think you're right, it is spelled either way, but Beduin is probably the original spelling. However, the plant is PL with some leaves as big as my hand. And it is among the very first to ripen in the garden.

June 15, 2010	#20
platys Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: Naperville, IL Posts: 176	My JBT was tied for third to set fruit this year, behind Stupice and Sun Gold. (It tied with Amish Paste.) The tiny pears are adorable, and its a very vigorous plant. Black from Tula came in 4th, a day after JBT.

June 26, 2010	#21
sprtsguy76 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Santa Clara CA Posts: 1,125	Had my first JBT lastnight. It was about 90 percent ripe except the very top shoulders. I was really good, not great/outstanding/excellent but very good. And they may get better from here. I will give it a 8 out of 10 thus far Damon.

June 27, 2010	#22
rnewste Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Campbell, CA Posts: 4,064	Hey Damon, The JBT you gave me must have 50+ tomatoes on it, but none blushing yet. Am picking Bloody Butcher, (your) Early Girl, Danko, (your) German Red Strawberry .... see a trend here? In about a week, I should harvest my sweetcorn for July 4. Should have more ripe tomatoes by then. When are you coming over to check out my (your) plants? Raybo

June 27, 2010	#25
heirloomdaddy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Los Angeles Z10 Posts: 291	Glad you enjoyed it Damon. That seems to be most people's experiences with JBT...really good but not mind-blowing. Mine were by far the best of last year, but we only had about 10 cultivars last year....hoping we have even better blacks this year.