Your favorite sweet red or pink? - Page 2

chiefbeaz · January 4, 2012

I will have have to agree with rockhound, Bradley is very popular in middle TN and has been as long as I can remember. I plant them every year and they produce good for me. They are good tasting tomatoes.

Hermitian · January 4, 2012

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Originally Posted by doublehelix

I have to agree.

I found out an interesting little bit of history on this one a while back after talking with the man that bred it.

http://doublehelixfarms.com/bradley

Thanks for the pointer!

kath · January 4, 2012

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Originally Posted by chiefbeaz

I will have have to agree with rockhound, Bradley is very popular in middle TN and has been as long as I can remember. I plant them every year and they produce good for me. They are good tasting tomatoes.

I think Bradley is the first one to make my 2013 list!

walkinggin · January 5, 2012

Aunt Ginny's Purple always tastes very sweet to me but not a bland sweetness more of a zingy sweet flavor.

doublehelix · January 7, 2012

If you don't mind a hybrid, you might like Jetstar for a red. Jetstar is one of the F1 hybrids I grow almost every year.

January 4, 2012	#16
chiefbeaz Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Middle, TN Posts: 271	I will have have to agree with rockhound, Bradley is very popular in middle TN and has been as long as I can remember. I plant them every year and they produce good for me. They are good tasting tomatoes.

January 5, 2012	#19
walkinggin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Burbank, CA Posts: 196	Aunt Ginny's Purple always tastes very sweet to me but not a bland sweetness more of a zingy sweet flavor.

January 7, 2012	#20
doublehelix Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Central Arkansas Posts: 190	If you don't mind a hybrid, you might like Jetstar for a red. Jetstar is one of the F1 hybrids I grow almost every year.