Tatiana's 2011 tomato harvest

Tania · September 10, 2011

Very few of my tomato plants survived the late blight, and I am still very surprised to see some plants producing ripe fruits, given the magnitude of the disaster in my garden... Some fruit ripened on bare stems, and still tasted quite good.

So here you go, ripe and sliced fruits that I managed to get this year. Some were surprisingly good!

1 & 2. Alice's Egypt
3. Alice
4. Banana Legs
5 & 6. Gildo Pietroboni
7. Hayslip
8. Hazel Mae
9 & 10. Legenda Tarasenko
11 &12. Maritime Pink
13. Pearly Pink Orange
14 & 15. Ross Red Salad
16. Summertime Green
17. Dwarf Wild Fred
18. Garvey's Beefsteak
19. Ingegnoli Gigante Liscio
20 & 21 & 22. Dwarf Mr. Snow
23. Sungold Select
24. Verna Orange

All the pictures and my notes are uploaded to Tatiana's TOMATObase and my seed catalog was updated with the new varieties.

Worth1 · September 10, 2011

So in your opinion do you like sun gold select as well as sun gold?

Nice tomatoes.
I'll stop by on my way to work.

Worth

Tania · September 10, 2011

SunGold Select is more acidic compared to Sungold F1. I like the sweetness of Sungold F1 or Sunsugar F1 better.

**mdvpc** · September 10, 2011

Tania

Glad you were able to get some harvest! Nice looking fruit. I like PPO, it produces well for me and tastes pretty good.

greyghost · September 10, 2011

I'm delighted you got such a beautiful lot of tomatoes! You have some
very interesting varieties there. Thanks for posting photos of them. Darlene

Boutique Tomatoes · September 10, 2011

Gorgeous pictures!

kath · September 10, 2011

Also happy for you, Tania, that some of your tomato plants survived the late blight- that's amazing! Beautiful photos, too...just love looking at tomato pics!

endresult0710 · September 10, 2011

Great pics. The one of Hazel Mae is a beauty.

ddsack · September 10, 2011

I agree on Hazel Mae! Hope you saved lots of seeds on that one.

Mark0820 · September 10, 2011

Very nice harvest!

I think I will be adding Gildo Pietroboni to my grow list for next year.

Heritage · September 10, 2011

That's a beautiful display, Tania! Thanks for posting.

Did any of the plants exhibit blight resistance? (would they make good candidates for crosses?)

Mudman · September 10, 2011

A visual smorgasbord, I love it! The Legenda Tarasenko looks so cool sliced, how do they taste?

z_willus_d · September 10, 2011

Tania-

Your Alice's Egypt and Gildo Pietroboni look like they would make excellent paste tomatoes. Heck, I didn't see a single seed in that Gildo pic. I couldn't find much information on the Alice. Where is it from, lineage? How would you describe the flavor of the two? If they're any good, I think I'll grow both next year to help fill my pantries with sauce.

Thanks for sharing the harvest pics.
-naysen

Worth1 · September 10, 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tania

SunGold Select is more acidic compared to Sungold F1. I like the sweetness of Sungold F1 or Sunsugar F1 better.

Thank you Thania, I was wondering and have thought of giving it a try and I still might but at least I will know what to expect.

Worth

lakelady · September 10, 2011

Oh my goodness, they are making me hungry! I need to get the Ingegnoli Gigante Liscio, it looks absolutely delicious; how does it taste?

Are you offering these seeds for sale for 2012? I bought seeds from you for 2011 I did not plant, haha...but of course, I will need more.

They look lovely, thank you so much for sharing those delightful photos!

September 10, 2011	#3
Tania Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anmore, BC, Canada Posts: 3,970	SunGold Select is more acidic compared to Sungold F1. I like the sweetness of Sungold F1 or Sunsugar F1 better. __________________ Tatiana's TOMATObase

September 10, 2011	#4
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	Tania Glad you were able to get some harvest! Nice looking fruit. I like PPO, it produces well for me and tastes pretty good. __________________ Michael

September 10, 2011	#8
endresult0710 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Hudson Valley, NY - Zone 5b Posts: 16	Great pics. The one of Hazel Mae is a beauty. __________________ Give a little bit of heart and soul. Give a little bit of love to grow.

September 10, 2011	#9
ddsack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northern Minnesota - zone 3 Posts: 3,231	I agree on Hazel Mae! Hope you saved lots of seeds on that one. __________________ Dee **************

September 10, 2011	#12
Mudman Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: NW Wisconsin Posts: 910	A visual smorgasbord, I love it! The Legenda Tarasenko looks so cool sliced, how do they taste? __________________ Mike

September 10, 2011	#2
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	So in your opinion do you like sun gold select as well as sun gold? Nice tomatoes. I'll stop by on my way to work. Worth

September 10, 2011	#5
greyghost Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: southeastern PA Posts: 760	I'm delighted you got such a beautiful lot of tomatoes! You have some very interesting varieties there. Thanks for posting photos of them. Darlene

September 10, 2011	#6
Boutique Tomatoes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Northeast Wisconsin, Zone 5a Posts: 1,109	Gorgeous pictures!

September 10, 2011	#7
kath Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: zone 6b, PA Posts: 5,664	Also happy for you, Tania, that some of your tomato plants survived the late blight- that's amazing! Beautiful photos, too...just love looking at tomato pics!

September 10, 2011	#10
Mark0820 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Cincinnati Posts: 907	Very nice harvest! I think I will be adding Gildo Pietroboni to my grow list for next year.

September 10, 2011	#11
Heritage Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: San Diego Posts: 1,255	That's a beautiful display, Tania! Thanks for posting. Did any of the plants exhibit blight resistance? (would they make good candidates for crosses?)

September 10, 2011	#13
z_willus_d Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Eastern Suburb of Sacramento, CA Posts: 1,313	Tania- Your Alice's Egypt and Gildo Pietroboni look like they would make excellent paste tomatoes. Heck, I didn't see a single seed in that Gildo pic. I couldn't find much information on the Alice. Where is it from, lineage? How would you describe the flavor of the two? If they're any good, I think I'll grow both next year to help fill my pantries with sauce. Thanks for sharing the harvest pics. -naysen

September 10, 2011	#15
lakelady Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: northern NJ zone 6b Posts: 1,862	Oh my goodness, they are making me hungry! I need to get the Ingegnoli Gigante Liscio, it looks absolutely delicious; how does it taste? Are you offering these seeds for sale for 2012? I bought seeds from you for 2011 I did not plant, haha...but of course, I will need more. They look lovely, thank you so much for sharing those delightful photos!

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