Harvest pics

barryla61 · July 30, 2011

5 flats of Big Beef, Goliath & SuperSonic ready for market

3 Mr. Stripeys around a double bloom unknown Pink. Stripey on left weighed in at 2 lbs. Smaller deformed Mr. Stripey, every fruit off of one particualr vine is like this.

Mixed Collection: Mr. Stripey, Goliath, Big Beef, TomatoBerry, RazzleBerry, Orange Paruche, Golden Rave, 4th of July and an unknown Pink that was supposed to be a Mt. Fresh.

KsMama11 · July 30, 2011

Looks awesome! having a heck of a time w/ my tomatoes in this horrid heat.

raindrops27 · July 30, 2011

Very nice enjoy them.
Question~ Which one pictured is the razzleberry. Trying to identify it in my garden. Thanks

barryla61 · July 31, 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by raindrops27

Very nice enjoy them.
Question~ Which one pictured is the razzleberry. Trying to identify it in my garden. Thanks

Razzleberry is the Pink in the lower right corner just to the right of the oblong yellow tomato(golden rave) and directly below the two larger red tomatoes.
Rain this year has "dampened" the taste of this tomato, last year was dry and the taste was very good. Razzleberry is a clean tomato with good shelf life. Semi Plum shape, very solid, good slicer.

Tania · July 31, 2011

so beautiful - and I am sure, they are very tasty!

Tania

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Tania Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Anmore, BC, Canada Posts: 3,970	so beautiful - and I am sure, they are very tasty! Tania __________________ Tatiana's TOMATObase

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KsMama11 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Eastern Kansas Posts: 17	Looks awesome! having a heck of a time w/ my tomatoes in this horrid heat.

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raindrops27 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: long island Posts: 327	Very nice enjoy them. Question~ Which one pictured is the razzleberry. Trying to identify it in my garden. Thanks