What do green tomatoes taste like? - Page 2

materlvr · August 18, 2011

Wow, that looks scrumptious!!!!!!!!!!!!!

habitat_gardener · August 19, 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by mysidx

I'll be trying Aunt Rubys' next spring, hope it tastes good compared to the others you all have mentioned.

I loved the flavor when I grew it. It kept producing until frost (early December) and produced nice big luscious tomatoes.

huntoften · August 19, 2011

Grub's Mystery Green and Absinthe should be added to the list....both were heavy producers and had terrific flavor. Cherokee Green was superb as was Aunt Ruby's German Green.. GWR's are amazing!

nicky · August 19, 2011

After tasting Evergreen this summer, the green when ripes have become my favourite (at least I hope that they are all as flavourful in my garden as Evergreen) - so I will be giving a spot in my garden to every green variety I can get seed for! I'm excited to order a couple from the Dwarf Project too... they can sit in containers on either side of my patio door, to be picked in the morning as breakfast!

Evergreen

Alpinejs · September 2, 2011

Add us to the CG fan club. My DW rates it #1 in our 24 variety taste test. I rate it #2 only behind Brandywine Pink (and that is a big compliment) As
opposed to Carolyn, we did like Green Zebra and found it to have a nice zip
to it. That said, it is not a CG, IMO. I will try Green Giant next year and thanks
to this board for some great suggestions such as Kosovo (#4). CP is #3 and
Mariana's Peace is fifth. Big Yellow, Garden Peach were spitters for us and,
believe it or not, Black Cherry was a big disappointment after hearing all the
raves. Sungold f1 lived up to it's reputation.

August 19, 2011	#18
huntoften Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Kansas CIty Posts: 560	Grub's Mystery Green and Absinthe should be added to the list....both were heavy producers and had terrific flavor. Cherokee Green was superb as was Aunt Ruby's German Green.. GWR's are amazing! __________________ Kansas City, Missouri Zone 5b/6a

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August 18, 2011	#16
materlvr Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Temecula, CA Zone 9b Posts: 181	Wow, that looks scrumptious!!!!!!!!!!!!!

August 19, 2011	#19
nicky Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Ontario Posts: 600	After tasting Evergreen this summer, the green when ripes have become my favourite (at least I hope that they are all as flavourful in my garden as Evergreen) - so I will be giving a spot in my garden to every green variety I can get seed for! I'm excited to order a couple from the Dwarf Project too... they can sit in containers on either side of my patio door, to be picked in the morning as breakfast! Evergreen

September 2, 2011	#20
Alpinejs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Alpine, Calif. in winter. Sandpoint Lake, Ont. Canada summers Posts: 850	Add us to the CG fan club. My DW rates it #1 in our 24 variety taste test. I rate it #2 only behind Brandywine Pink (and that is a big compliment) As opposed to Carolyn, we did like Green Zebra and found it to have a nice zip to it. That said, it is not a CG, IMO. I will try Green Giant next year and thanks to this board for some great suggestions such as Kosovo (#4). CP is #3 and Mariana's Peace is fifth. Big Yellow, Garden Peach were spitters for us and, believe it or not, Black Cherry was a big disappointment after hearing all the raves. Sungold f1 lived up to it's reputation.