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Old February 25, 2023   #1
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Default Yellow and Dark determinates?

I'm still exploring the determinates and have found a lot of nice red and pink ones. I'm looking for some of in the general yellow category, and I was surprised to see that Carolina Gold is a determinate. Are their other in this basic color group (ie Yellow Brandywine, Kellogg's Breakfast, etc,) besides Carolina Gold?

And, are there any of the dark varieties *ie Cherokee Purple, Indian Stripe, Carbon, etc.) that are determinates?

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Old February 25, 2023   #2
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The only ones I know are Black Sea Man for black; Sweet Tangerine hybrid and Taxi for yellow.
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Old February 25, 2023   #4
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I have not grown all on this list but in my experience Black from Tula and Jaune Flamme have been reliably INdeterminate over many seasons.
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I found the determinate Orange King (the Tim Peters variety offered by Adaptive Seeds) for our master gardener sales this year. I probably won't have a nematode-free space to grow it myself this year, though.

Here's a list of container tomatoes by color, though it seems to be mostly dwarf varieties, especially for dark tomatoes. https://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/...atoes_by_Color
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Old February 26, 2023   #6
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Every variety listed by Saltmarsh is indeterminate according to Tatianna's description. All very nice tomatoes by the way.
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Old February 26, 2023   #7
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I recommend the Czech bush tomatoes Oranže. Nice color, very fertile and very good taste.
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Old February 27, 2023   #8
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An older Minnesota-bred variety might fit the yellow:
https://victoryseeds.com/products/mingold-tomato
Mine came from a trade with Craig LeHoullier before the dwarf project began. For me it's not quite as orange...very pale, about the color of Azoychka.
Not from Craig, but from a ND seed saver came
https://victoryseeds.com/products/golden-bison-tomato


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Old February 27, 2023   #9
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For darks, Charbonniere du Berry is listed as a determinate. I also have Elbonian Hip Deep, which only grows to about 3 feet, for me. I never looked for a terminal flower,
though.

I know there are some in the yellow, gold, orange range, too. But, I will need to go through my collection to find them.

PM me a mailing address if you'd like seeds.
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Old February 27, 2023   #10
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So far, I've found Orange Crimea, Orange You Glad, and Peachy Keen on my list of determinate Yellow/Gold/Orange tomatoes.

I don't know if they've been swapped away, or not.
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Old February 27, 2023   #11
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Are you open to Hybrid determinate tomatoes?
There are quite a few.
Dwarfs as well.

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Ida Gold
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