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Tania · December 31, 2011

SunSugar F1.

or SunGold F1

janezee · December 31, 2011

SunSugar F1 for me, my mother, and daughter. SunGold went down to late blight in 2 days 2 years ago, and the fruit tasted awful. When the SunSugar got hit by LB this year, it hung in there for another month, and the fruit tasted fine. I hung the greener branches in the shed, and just finished them last week.
Also, thinner skin and less splitting impressed me on SS.
No other tomato I know of yet produces for 5 months in the PNW. (But I'm trying Jaune Flamme next year, anyway!)

Templeton · December 31, 2011

Jaune Flammee - early, productive, tomatoey, bitey, gorgeous colour

T

OldHondaNut · January 10, 2012

I would have to say Better Boy. It is tasty, grows well here, has been earlier than Early Girl and it holds the world record for production. Each year I measure the total weight of toms and BB has always won but I keep trying for better.

Tormato · January 11, 2012

Aunt Ginny's Purple

GIZZARDFARM · January 11, 2012

cherokee purple

FILMNET · January 11, 2012

Paul Robeson is my hero suffered last year though i only hope?

Kevin1962 · January 11, 2012

For a stable and established tomato, I'll say "Brandywine-Sudduths". For tomatoes in the process of being stabilized, it's got to be "Big Cheef".

pacmanJohn · January 12, 2012

Hege German Pink - Slicer that's early, very productive, blemish free and awesome taste. I also love them because they are all identical shaped but vary in size which gives me some smaller ones that are perfect so I don't waste a big dude on just me

Blk_Vegan · January 12, 2012

Have been reading good things about Hege German. Didn't make the cut last year but is on my grow list for 2012. Gonna squeeze a few more in this season.

rxkeith · January 13, 2012

my uncle steves italian plum is the only tomato that has a guaranteed spot every year in my garden. everything else has to take turns. family first

keith

Tormato · January 13, 2012

There are many replies for SunGold.

While it is by far my favorite cherry, and is in my top 10 of favorite tomatoes, it would never be my #1 because it lacks versatility.

Kind of awkward for a sandwich, and while it can be used for sauce (yes, I've made tomato sauce with just SunGold), the flavor of the sauce is a bit
"different".

Tormato

stormymater · February 21, 2012

KBX

or JD's Special C-Tex

or Franchi's Red Pear

DH says Cherokee Purple... all day long

mysidx · February 21, 2012

I'm with bamamater on Indian Stripe, great production, consistency, and taste. It performs very well in this southern climate.

Paul R · February 21, 2012

Can't narrow it down to just one, but, Black Prince is in the garden every year. just saying. lol

Paul R

December 31, 2011	#46
Tania Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anmore, BC, Canada Posts: 3,970	SunSugar F1. or SunGold F1 __________________ Tatiana's TOMATObase

January 12, 2012	#54
pacmanJohn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Frankfort, KY Posts: 143	Hege German Pink - Slicer that's early, very productive, blemish free and awesome taste. I also love them because they are all identical shaped but vary in size which gives me some smaller ones that are perfect so I don't waste a big dude on just me __________________ John

January 12, 2012	#55
Blk_Vegan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Memphis, TN Posts: 131	Have been reading good things about Hege German. Didn't make the cut last year but is on my grow list for 2012. Gonna squeeze a few more in this season. __________________ Success in life is not guaranteed but a life with no purpose is guaranteed to fail.

February 21, 2012	#59
mysidx Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Baton Rouge,Louisiana Zone 8b Posts: 340	I'm with bamamater on Indian Stripe, great production, consistency, and taste. It performs very well in this southern climate. __________________ Rob

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December 31, 2011	#47
janezee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Whidbey Island, WA Zone 7, Sunset 5 Posts: 931	SunSugar F1 for me, my mother, and daughter. SunGold went down to late blight in 2 days 2 years ago, and the fruit tasted awful. When the SunSugar got hit by LB this year, it hung in there for another month, and the fruit tasted fine. I hung the greener branches in the shed, and just finished them last week. Also, thinner skin and less splitting impressed me on SS. No other tomato I know of yet produces for 5 months in the PNW. (But I'm trying Jaune Flamme next year, anyway!)

December 31, 2011	#48
Templeton Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: One Tree Hill, Bendigo Australia Posts: 87	Jaune Flammee - early, productive, tomatoey, bitey, gorgeous colour T

January 10, 2012	#49
OldHondaNut Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Zone 8a Posts: 120	I would have to say Better Boy. It is tasty, grows well here, has been earlier than Early Girl and it holds the world record for production. Each year I measure the total weight of toms and BB has always won but I keep trying for better.

January 11, 2012	#50
Tormato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MA Posts: 4,971	Aunt Ginny's Purple

January 11, 2012	#51
GIZZARDFARM Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: COMFORT TENNESSEE Posts: 300	cherokee purple

January 11, 2012	#52
FILMNET Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: North Charleston,South Carolina, USA Posts: 1,803	Paul Robeson is my hero suffered last year though i only hope?

January 11, 2012	#53
Kevin1962 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Le Sueur, MN Posts: 9	For a stable and established tomato, I'll say "Brandywine-Sudduths". For tomatoes in the process of being stabilized, it's got to be "Big Cheef".

January 13, 2012	#56
rxkeith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Back in da U.P. Posts: 1,848	my uncle steves italian plum is the only tomato that has a guaranteed spot every year in my garden. everything else has to take turns. family first keith

February 21, 2012	#58
stormymater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Pleasure Island, NC 8a Posts: 1,162	KBX or JD's Special C-Tex or Franchi's Red Pear DH says Cherokee Purple... all day long

February 21, 2012	#60
Paul R Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Avilla IN Posts: 300	Can't narrow it down to just one, but, Black Prince is in the garden every year. just saying. lol Paul R