Who HERE grows the SAME every year - my borig list - Page 2

mobiledynamics · April 2, 2018

I'm going to have to goog search tomatoville on Mortage Lifter and Mat Su. See many recent threads on these 2

charline · April 3, 2018

Can't be without the following:
Orange Russian 117
Dester
Russian Rose
Sweet Ozark Orange
Lucinda
Little Lucky
White Sugar

Sungold
Candy Sweet Icicle
Green Tiger
Zluta Kytice
And since last season Pink Princess

Some others come regularely back and I try always quite a few new ones.

marc_groleau · April 3, 2018

After several years of high turnover, I've settled on some regulars:

Rose de' Berne
Gregori's Altai
Prundens Purple
Eva Purple Ball
Belyi Nalvi
Cherokee Purple
St. Pierre
Aunt Ginny's Purple
Dester

Paste:
Russian Big Roma
Speckled Roman

Cherry:
My own Luna Rosa
My own Stella Rosa. AKA Big Stella

Jalapeno:
Biker Billy

I always reserve room for a new e experiment or two

gardencat999 · April 8, 2018

I always plant orange strawberry every year.

Once I have a few more years of gardening under my belt, I'll probably have a list of heart tomatoes to plant every year.

imp · April 8, 2018

I'm always trying "new" to me ones, but a few are always in my garden if I an make it so. Ron's Carbon Copy, Amurskiy Tiger (aka 'Siberian Tiger'and Amur Tigr) and Black Krim.

SQWIBB · April 9, 2018

Like Goodloe I started out with much of the same stuff, basically whatever I could find at the nursery.

I have always planted, Eggplants, Peppers and Tomatoes and the last several years I have been trying different species of each. Each year I concentrate on one or two types. Last year was tomatoes, and eggplants, this year is peppers and eggplants.
Some end up getting a permanent residence, some don't make the cut and every year I try to add a newcomer.

The last several years I have stepped outside my comfort zone and have added things like Yacon, Cape Gooseberry's, Sun Chokes, Artichokes, Kiwi, Grapes, Maypops, Cabbages, Perpetual Spinach, Chards and hopefully some more stuff.

April 3, 2018	#18
marc_groleau Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 444	After several years of high turnover, I've settled on some regulars: Rose de' Berne Gregori's Altai Prundens Purple Eva Purple Ball Belyi Nalvi Cherokee Purple St. Pierre Aunt Ginny's Purple Dester Paste: Russian Big Roma Speckled Roman Cherry: My own Luna Rosa My own Stella Rosa. AKA Big Stella Jalapeno: Biker Billy I always reserve room for a new e experiment or two Last edited by marc_groleau; April 3, 2018 at 07:32 PM.

April 2, 2018	#16
mobiledynamics Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: 7B Posts: 281	I'm going to have to goog search tomatoville on Mortage Lifter and Mat Su. See many recent threads on these 2

April 3, 2018	#17
charline Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: France Posts: 688	Can't be without the following: Orange Russian 117 Dester Russian Rose Sweet Ozark Orange Lucinda Little Lucky White Sugar Sungold Candy Sweet Icicle Green Tiger Zluta Kytice And since last season Pink Princess Some others come regularely back and I try always quite a few new ones.

April 8, 2018	#19
gardencat999 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Sunnyvale, CA (10a) Posts: 16	I always plant orange strawberry every year. Once I have a few more years of gardening under my belt, I'll probably have a list of heart tomatoes to plant every year.

April 8, 2018	#20
imp Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 4,832	I'm always trying "new" to me ones, but a few are always in my garden if I an make it so. Ron's Carbon Copy, Amurskiy Tiger (aka 'Siberian Tiger'and Amur Tigr) and Black Krim.

April 9, 2018	#21
SQWIBB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Philly 7A Posts: 739	Like Goodloe I started out with much of the same stuff, basically whatever I could find at the nursery. I have always planted, Eggplants, Peppers and Tomatoes and the last several years I have been trying different species of each. Each year I concentrate on one or two types. Last year was tomatoes, and eggplants, this year is peppers and eggplants. Some end up getting a permanent residence, some don't make the cut and every year I try to add a newcomer. The last several years I have stepped outside my comfort zone and have added things like Yacon, Cape Gooseberry's, Sun Chokes, Artichokes, Kiwi, Grapes, Maypops, Cabbages, Perpetual Spinach, Chards and hopefully some more stuff.