List of multiflora varieties

[Team Z]

I want to grow some multifloras this year for the first time. They look really amazing! I have already bought seeds from different varieties, but until now they do not germinate well. Also want to have a huge amount of small tomatoes. Never managed to get more small tomatoes than I am able to eat. Lets change this =)
So I wonder if somewhere is a list with most of the existing varieties?
What I already have bought:
Kozula #14 - Megagron
Berry`s Crazy Cherry
Rose Quartz Multiflora
Red Cluster Pear

Hope you can help me out.

Best,
Johannes

[KarenO]

Ildi and reisentraube are popular. seed should be easy to find


KarenO

[Team Z]

Thank you for your answer, I think I have already heard from these two. I read somewhere that Ildi is also called Blondköpfchen, maybe reisentraub should also be called Riesentraube, it is a german word and makes more sence in this way, but I could be wrong. Does someone know newer crosses or not so common varieties?

[Andrey_BY]

More multiflora and centiflor tomato varieties:
Zluta Kytice
Goldkrone
Hybrid Tarasenko 2 (Tarasenko 2)
Legenda Tarasenko
Yubileyny Tarasenko
Anna German (Herman)
Choodo Sveta aka Lemon-Liana
Geranium Kiss
Red Centiflor
Yellow Centiflor
Orange Centiflor
Black Centiflor
Millefleur
Grappoli d'Inverno
Dikovinka

[charline]

Reverend Michael Keyes
Michael Pollan
Sweet Sharon
Sweet Beverley
Tempete de sable

[Team Z]

Thank you Charline Andrey=)

[TC_Manhattan]

Rose Quartz Multiflora.
Seeds available from Solana Seeds in Quebec, CN.

Here's a link, just scroll down the page alphabetically:http://solanaseeds.netfirms.com/TomatoesM-R.html

[Team Z]

Already mentioned rose quartz multiflora above. Have already seeds from this variety
But also thank you.

[TC_Manhattan]

Originally Posted by Team Z

Already mentioned rose quartz multiflora above. Have already seeds from this variety
But also thank you.

Oops! Sorry.

[Team Z]

No problem =)

[Wi-sunflower]

Ildi and Blondkopfchen are 2 different varieties. Ildi is grape shaped and Blond is a pointed cherry. BTW, it's sister Riesentraube is not multiflora as far as I've ever seen, and we grow it most years.

Carol

[Team Z]

Good to know. Thank you a lot!

Think I have to order some more varieties :-D

[Nan_PA_6b]

Originally Posted by Team Z

Also want to have a huge amount of small tomatoes. Never managed to get more small tomatoes than I am able to eat. Lets change this =)

Two that produce small tomatoes that are not multiflora but produce well for me are:

Yellow Pear- it has a very mild sweet taste. Many people think it is too mild, but my husband loves them and they are very attractive in a dish of multicolored tomatoes.
Tommy Toe- it tastes like a large tomato, not too sweet, and is a little bigger than most cherries. It is about 3-5 cm. When I didn't have a full-size tomato, I could use these instead. This one is supposed to have some resistance against both early and late blight.

Both of these are large plants.

Nan

[BigVanVader]

Nobody mentioned Zluta Kytice yet, its a great little plant thats fruits actually taste good and you get a ton of them.

Here is a thread about it http://www.tomatoville.com/showthrea...t=Zluta+Kytice

[charline]

Zluta kytice has been mentioned by Andrey...