YOUR Tentativ Grow out ... for 2016 season - Page 10

Linda10 · January 13, 2016

I have a list of ones I've started or will be starting, but I'm not sure how many will make it outside

. I was going to cut down my list this year; I know I'm going to have trouble taking care of all of these because of pain.

Dwarf project - Awesome (outside already), Lemon Lime Heart (outside already), Teensy, Arcky, Acey, Fishy, Sandy, Steamy all young and in cold frame at night.
Artisan project - HP0017 F2, 7 plants already outside
Early tomatoes - Aura, Cole, Efimer and Belyi Naliv
Cherries - Black Cherry, Black Opal, Ron's Carbon Copy F7, Kiss the Sky, Striped Black Heart Cherry, Sweet Linda, Granada, Jan's, Orange Van Goeijenbier, Ambrosia Gold, Sunrise Bumblebee, Yellow Clusters, Ambrosia Red, Mexico Midget, Maglia Rosa, VHS cherry F2, Early Dwarf Cherry, Indigo Cherry Drops
Arbuznyi
Black Bear
Berkeley Tie-Dye Pink
Indian Stripe (RL)
Indian Stripe PL
Indian Stripe Heart
Black From Tula
Black Krim
Black Zebra
Nepal
Spike
Amazon Chocolate
Bear Creek
Berkeley Tie-Dye Red
Big Cheef
BKX
Blackberry
Brad's Black Heart
Carbon
Captain Lucky
Chinese Purple
Dana's Dusky Rose
Daniel Burson
Deep Space
Esmeralda Golosina
Gary'O Sena
George Desikas Italian Red
Girl Girl's Weird Thing
Jazz
Grightmire's Pride
JD's Special C-Tex
Margaret Curtain
Negrillo de Almoguera
Orange Jazz
Paul Robeson
Pearls of Wisdom
Purple Haze Large F3
Purple Price
Rebel Yell
Royal Purple
Spudakee Purple
Taste
Vorlon
Yellow Jazz Heart
Yellow Taste
Blue Suedeth Shoes F4

Well at least I'm down from what I used to grow!

Blk_Vegan · January 14, 2016

My plan for this season is as follows....

2016 Tomato Varieties

Curtis Cheek- pink heart
Elgin Pink- pink beefsteak
Korean Long- pink elongated type
Italian Heirloom- red beefsteak
Milka's Red Bulgarian- red beefsteak
Bulgarian Triumph- red cluster type
Paul Robeson- black beefsteak
Black Krim- black beefsteak
Captain Lucky- gwr beefsteak
Orange Jazz- orange/yellow striped beefsteak
Sungold- orange cherry
Ambrosia Red- red cherry

**carolyn137** · January 14, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Linda10

I have a list of ones I've started or will be starting, but I'm not sure how many will make it outside

. I was going to cut down my list this year; I know I'm going to have trouble taking care of all of these because of pain.

Dwarf project - Awesome (outside already), Lemon Lime Heart (outside already), Teensy, Arcky, Acey, Fishy, Sandy, Steamy all young and in cold frame at night.
Artisan project - HP0017 F2, 7 plants already outside
Early tomatoes - Aura, Cole, Efimer and Belyi Naliv
Cherries - Black Cherry, Black Opal, Ron's Carbon Copy F7, Kiss the Sky, Striped Black Heart Cherry, Sweet Linda, Granada, Jan's, Orange Van Goeijenbier, Ambrosia Gold, Sunrise Bumblebee, Yellow Clusters, Ambrosia Red, Mexico Midget, Maglia Rosa, VHS cherry F2, Early Dwarf Cherry, Indigo Cherry Drops
Arbuznyi
Black Bear
Berkeley Tie-Dye Pink
Indian Stripe (RL)
Indian Stripe PL
Indian Stripe Heart
Black From Tula
Black Krim
Black Zebra
Nepal
Spike
Amazon Chocolate
Bear Creek
Berkeley Tie-Dye Red
Big Cheef
BKX
Blackberry
Brad's Black Heart
Carbon
Captain Lucky
Chinese Purple
Dana's Dusky Rose
Daniel Burson
Deep Space
Esmeralda Golosina
Gary'O Sena
George Desikas Italian Red
Girl Girl's Weird Thing
Jazz
Grightmire's Pride
JD's Special C-Tex
Margaret Curtain
Negrillo de Almoguera
Orange Jazz
Paul Robeson
Pearls of Wisdom
Purple Haze Large F3
Purple Price
Rebel Yell
Royal Purple
Spudakee Purple
Taste
Vorlon
Yellow Jazz Heart
Yellow Taste
Blue Suedeth Shoes F4

Well at least I'm down from what I used to grow!

Great looking list and do you grow all of those at home, especially with the Dwarf ones with several each.

Just a few comments.

Black Striped Heart Cherry has had a couple of name changes and I have it as Black Striped Heart,no cherry , and it's not a heart it's a small oval and IMO the taste is great.Interested in knowing your seed source on this one if possible,

IS Heart is one I first listed in an annual seed offer here and results were mixed as to heart shape.JLJ and Marsha were going to grow out each others seeds as well as seeds from Marina in Russia who got the best looking hearts, but I haven't heard back from Marina on this one so at this point I'm still calling it not entirely stable

You list Spike.I have it as Spike's Belly Button.

How about seed source on this one as well, if possible

Negrillo de Almoguera, I remember looking up this one for someone, just did again inthe 2015 SSE YEarbook, and listed by Terry but also listed in the SSE YEarbook by Ilex from Spain,whose description is a bit different and says purple crunchy flesh, which did get me smiling as well as saying Brix 5.8,which is a pretty low number for aBrix value.

Many yearsago Jeff McCormack,who then owned SESE got many varieties from Russia,I grew most of them and one was the Belyi Naliv you listed. I'm going to wait to see what you thought of it.

Carolyn

Fred Hempel · January 14, 2016

Spike and Spike's Red Belly Button are two very different tomatoes.

Here is the seed source for Spike

Linda10 · January 14, 2016

Hi Carolyn! I only grow in my suburban backyard. At one time, the whole yard was garden to over 200 plants, but I've cut down considerably due to health.

Fred is right about Spike and he is the source. Marsha was the source of the Indian Stripe PL so I could compare with the other Indian Stripe and if I got hearts, report to her and send seed.

Black Stripe Heart was from the MMMM seed swap and unfortunately I don't know the source but glad to hear you liked it.

Negrillo de Almoguera is also from the seed swap. I'll keep an eye on it and report back in a harvest thread.

Oh no, you've got me worrying about Belyi Naliv! Really though, I have one favorite early tomato that will set fruit in the high 30's (which is as low as it ever gets here), so I plant it extra early every year along with 2 or 3 new ones to compare. If the new one is at least as sturdy and a 7.5 (to me) taste under colder conditions, it will win a spot for the next year.

Good to hear from you again.
Linda

**carolyn137** · January 14, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fred Hempel

Spike and Spike's Red Belly Button are two very different tomatoes.

Here is the seed source for Spike

Thanks Fred and the other one is just Spike's Belly Button, patty showed a picture above, said it was from larry Watson of PA, I think,found that in 2014 he was in OH and also found he hadn't posted here at Tville since 2014

Actually he's a retired engineer and PDF I down loaded showed me that was running for PREZ at a Lakedside organization in OH.

Carolyn

**carolyn137** · January 14, 2016

Quote:

Originally Posted by Linda10

Hi Carolyn! I only grow in my suburban backyard. At one time, the whole yard was garden to over 200 plants, but I've cut down considerably due to health.

Fred is right about Spike and he is the source. Marsha was the source of the Indian Stripe PL so I could compare with the other Indian Stripe and if I got hearts, report to her and send seed.

Black Stripe Heart was from the MMMM seed swap and unfortunately I don't know the source but glad to hear you liked it.

Negrillo de Almoguera is also from the seed swap. I'll keep an eye on it and report back in a harvest thread.

Oh no, you've got me worrying about Belyi Naliv! Really though, I have one favorite early tomato that will set fruit in the high 30's (which is as low as it ever gets here), so I plant it extra early every year along with 2 or 3 new ones to compare. If the new one is at least as sturdy and a 7.5 (to me) taste under colder conditions, it will win a spot for the next year.

Good to hear from you again.
Linda

No need to compare IS heart with any other IS as in Rl or PL,since that won't help at all.Since I'm the one trying to coordinate growouts of IS Heart since I was the first to list it I really would appreciate it if you would also let me know your results,Marsha and JLJ can't really do any comparisons until I hear back from Marina.

The Black Striped Heart was sent to the MMMm trade by patty with whom I'm in contact with since we have some other things to discuss. This past Fall Patty had sent me two boxes of fruits, the first had big ones and the second one was all small sized ones and the Black Striped Heart was one of them and that's how I got to taste it.

You'll just have to see how that Belyi one does for you since as you know the earliest ones don't have much taste and there is one of the Siberian ones, there are two,that I think others like better

Good to hear from me again? I'm here several times a day and the only time I'm not here is if I'm in an ambulance on the way to the hospital,or in the hospital or Mr Fifield is driving me in my car to an MD appt,but not in the winter,so I try hard not to fall in the winter here inside my home.

Carolyn

Linda10 · January 14, 2016

Thanks for the information on Black Striped Heart, Carolyn. I'll add that to my database. I hate not knowing where seed came from.

I'm growing Indian Stripe RL and PL to compare, Indian Stripe Heart is only to see if the heart shape shows up under my conditions. Will be sure to let you know and also send seeds if you like.

By "good to hear from you", I meant me personally, not as in response to others. Also, please DO NOT fall again, lol, and I'll try to do the same since I've fallen twice, but not as bad as you

Father'sDaughter · January 17, 2016

So now that I've had a chance to go through my MMMM packet, my list is finally complete!

Cherry:

*Franchi Cherry

Eating (I went half beefsteaks and half hearts; a red, pink and orange of each):

*Seek No Further Love Apple
Doubloon
Shuntutski Velican
Donskoi
*Cuor Di Bue
Orange Russian 117

For canning:

*Buddy Runyon
*Casino
Egyptian
*Grandma Mary's
*Nudi Family Heirloom
Petrovich
Provenzano
*Rocky
*Russian 117
*Santa Maria
Sulia's Heart
VB Russia (if the 2006 seeds germinate)
*Venetian Marketplace

Grow Bags:

*Early Wonder Pink
*Moravsky Div
*Dwarf Pink Passion
Speckly (dwarf project)
Worry (dwarf project)
*Heidi
*San Marzano Nano

* = returning

Hatgirl · January 17, 2016

The windowsill micro dwarf experiment continues!

In 2016 I will (probably) be trying
Gartenperle
Minibel
Maskotka
Balconi Red
Balconi Yellow
Megabyte
Peardrops
Patio Orange
Tumbling Tigress
Yellow Pygmy

Sodak · January 19, 2016

Likely List:

PATIO SmartPots
SunGold
Fruity Cherry*
Dwarf Yellow* (was supposed to be Rosella Crimson but turned out yellow - and VERY tasty)

RAISED BEDS or SmartPots or Ground or 2/3 of these
Great Divide
Margaret Curtain
Thessalonika
Prudens Purple*
Mortgage Lifter - Estler's*
Crnkovic Yugoslavian*
Lucky Cross*
Red Barn*
George Detsika's Italian*
Vinson Watts*
Stump of the World*
Boondocks*

* saved seeds (first time I've tried)

Ricky Shaw · January 19, 2016

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Big Beef F1
Box Car Willie
Chapman
Cosmonaut Volkov
Crnkovic Yugoslavia
Daniels
Indian Stripe
Istra
MegaMarv
Paul Robeson
Rebel Yell
SuperSweetMillion F1
Sungold F1
Taimyr

Captain Neon · January 19, 2016

Better Boy
Pink Brandywine
Brandy Boy
Ponderosa
Anna Banana
Sweet Seedless
Tasti-Lee
Hungarian Heart
Celebrity
Super Sauce
Super Sweet 1000
Rosella Purple

Yak54 · January 19, 2016

Been putting things together the last few days, and this is my list of Tomatoes to grow for 2016

Sweet Ozark Orange
Stump of the World
Brandywine Cowlick's
Riesentraube
Sungold F1
Momotaro
Dr. Lyle
Orange Russian 117
Odoriko
Sweet Scarlet Dwarf
Dwarf Orange Cream

That's my story and I'm stickin to it.

jmsieglaff · January 19, 2016

My probably, most likely, I think, final list (subject to change

):

* - denotes new variety to my garden
#- denotes raising a plant for friend/family member, but will get to sample

Medium/Large
Black Krim
KBX*
Green Giant*
Thorburn's Terra-Cotta*
Jeremy's Stripes (dwarf project)
Dwarf Beauty King*# (dwarf project)
Wisconsin 55
Big Beef F1*
Eva Purple Ball*
Neves Azorean Red*#
Bear Creek*#

Cherry/Small
Carbon Copy
Sungold F1
Sunsugar F1*
Mexico Midget*
Blush*
Sunrise Bumblebee*
Zluta Kytice*
Indigo Cherry Drops*
Green Doctors Frosted*
Teensy F2* (dwarf project)

January 13, 2016	#136
Linda10 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Brush Prairie, WA Posts: 925	I have a list of ones I've started or will be starting, but I'm not sure how many will make it outside . I was going to cut down my list this year; I know I'm going to have trouble taking care of all of these because of pain. Dwarf project - Awesome (outside already), Lemon Lime Heart (outside already), Teensy, Arcky, Acey, Fishy, Sandy, Steamy all young and in cold frame at night. Artisan project - HP0017 F2, 7 plants already outside Early tomatoes - Aura, Cole, Efimer and Belyi Naliv Cherries - Black Cherry, Black Opal, Ron's Carbon Copy F7, Kiss the Sky, Striped Black Heart Cherry, Sweet Linda, Granada, Jan's, Orange Van Goeijenbier, Ambrosia Gold, Sunrise Bumblebee, Yellow Clusters, Ambrosia Red, Mexico Midget, Maglia Rosa, VHS cherry F2, Early Dwarf Cherry, Indigo Cherry Drops Arbuznyi Black Bear Berkeley Tie-Dye Pink Indian Stripe (RL) Indian Stripe PL Indian Stripe Heart Black From Tula Black Krim Black Zebra Nepal Spike Amazon Chocolate Bear Creek Berkeley Tie-Dye Red Big Cheef BKX Blackberry Brad's Black Heart Carbon Captain Lucky Chinese Purple Dana's Dusky Rose Daniel Burson Deep Space Esmeralda Golosina Gary'O Sena George Desikas Italian Red Girl Girl's Weird Thing Jazz Grightmire's Pride JD's Special C-Tex Margaret Curtain Negrillo de Almoguera Orange Jazz Paul Robeson Pearls of Wisdom Purple Haze Large F3 Purple Price Rebel Yell Royal Purple Spudakee Purple Taste Vorlon Yellow Jazz Heart Yellow Taste Blue Suedeth Shoes F4 Well at least I'm down from what I used to grow! __________________ Linda10

January 14, 2016	#137
Blk_Vegan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Memphis, TN Posts: 131	My plan for this season is as follows.... 2016 Tomato Varieties Curtis Cheek- pink heart Elgin Pink- pink beefsteak Korean Long- pink elongated type Italian Heirloom- red beefsteak Milka's Red Bulgarian- red beefsteak Bulgarian Triumph- red cluster type Paul Robeson- black beefsteak Black Krim- black beefsteak Captain Lucky- gwr beefsteak Orange Jazz- orange/yellow striped beefsteak Sungold- orange cherry Ambrosia Red- red cherry __________________ Success in life is not guaranteed but a life with no purpose is guaranteed to fail.

January 14, 2016	#140
Linda10 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Brush Prairie, WA Posts: 925	Hi Carolyn! I only grow in my suburban backyard. At one time, the whole yard was garden to over 200 plants, but I've cut down considerably due to health. Fred is right about Spike and he is the source. Marsha was the source of the Indian Stripe PL so I could compare with the other Indian Stripe and if I got hearts, report to her and send seed. Black Stripe Heart was from the MMMM seed swap and unfortunately I don't know the source but glad to hear you liked it. Negrillo de Almoguera is also from the seed swap. I'll keep an eye on it and report back in a harvest thread. Oh no, you've got me worrying about Belyi Naliv! Really though, I have one favorite early tomato that will set fruit in the high 30's (which is as low as it ever gets here), so I plant it extra early every year along with 2 or 3 new ones to compare. If the new one is at least as sturdy and a 7.5 (to me) taste under colder conditions, it will win a spot for the next year. Good to hear from you again. Linda __________________ Linda10

January 14, 2016	#143
Linda10 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Brush Prairie, WA Posts: 925	Thanks for the information on Black Striped Heart, Carolyn. I'll add that to my database. I hate not knowing where seed came from. I'm growing Indian Stripe RL and PL to compare, Indian Stripe Heart is only to see if the heart shape shows up under my conditions. Will be sure to let you know and also send seeds if you like. By "good to hear from you", I meant me personally, not as in response to others. Also, please DO NOT fall again, lol, and I'll try to do the same since I've fallen twice, but not as bad as you __________________ Linda10

January 19, 2016	#146
Sodak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: 5a SD Posts: 253	Likely List: PATIO SmartPots SunGold Fruity Cherry* Dwarf Yellow* (was supposed to be Rosella Crimson but turned out yellow - and VERY tasty) RAISED BEDS or SmartPots or Ground or 2/3 of these Great Divide Margaret Curtain Thessalonika Prudens Purple* Mortgage Lifter - Estler's* Crnkovic Yugoslavian* Lucky Cross* Red Barn* George Detsika's Italian* Vinson Watts* Stump of the World* Boondocks* * saved seeds (first time I've tried) __________________ Fight the good fight, finish the course and keep the faith

January 14, 2016	#139
Fred Hempel Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sunol, CA Posts: 2,723	Spike and Spike's Red Belly Button are two very different tomatoes. Here is the seed source for Spike

January 17, 2016	#144
Father'sDaughter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: MA/NH Border Posts: 4,919	So now that I've had a chance to go through my MMMM packet, my list is finally complete! Cherry: Franchi Cherry Eating (I went half beefsteaks and half hearts; a red, pink and orange of each): Seek No Further Love Apple Doubloon Shuntutski Velican Donskoi Cuor Di Bue Orange Russian 117 For canning: Buddy Runyon Casino Egyptian Grandma Mary's Nudi Family Heirloom Petrovich Provenzano Rocky Russian 117 Santa Maria Sulia's Heart VB Russia (if the 2006 seeds germinate) Venetian Marketplace Grow Bags: Early Wonder Pink Moravsky Div Dwarf Pink Passion Speckly (dwarf project) Worry (dwarf project) Heidi San Marzano Nano * = returning

January 17, 2016	#145
Hatgirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Ireland Posts: 211	The windowsill micro dwarf experiment continues! In 2016 I will (probably) be trying Gartenperle Minibel Maskotka Balconi Red Balconi Yellow Megabyte Peardrops Patio Orange Tumbling Tigress Yellow Pygmy

January 19, 2016	#147
Ricky Shaw Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Zone 6a Denver North Metro Posts: 1,910	0-33 Big Beef F1 Box Car Willie Chapman Cosmonaut Volkov Crnkovic Yugoslavia Daniels Indian Stripe Istra MegaMarv Paul Robeson Rebel Yell SuperSweetMillion F1 Sungold F1 Taimyr

January 19, 2016	#148
Captain Neon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Florence KY Posts: 234	Better Boy Pink Brandywine Brandy Boy Ponderosa Anna Banana Sweet Seedless Tasti-Lee Hungarian Heart Celebrity Super Sauce Super Sweet 1000 Rosella Purple

January 19, 2016	#149
Yak54 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2009 Location: Madison, OH, zone 6 Posts: 474	2016 Tomato varieties Been putting things together the last few days, and this is my list of Tomatoes to grow for 2016 Sweet Ozark Orange Stump of the World Brandywine Cowlick's Riesentraube Sungold F1 Momotaro Dr. Lyle Orange Russian 117 Odoriko Sweet Scarlet Dwarf Dwarf Orange Cream That's my story and I'm stickin to it.

January 19, 2016	#150
jmsieglaff Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Southern WI Posts: 2,742	My probably, most likely, I think, final list (subject to change ): * - denotes new variety to my garden #- denotes raising a plant for friend/family member, but will get to sample Medium/Large Black Krim KBX* Green Giant* Thorburn's Terra-Cotta* Jeremy's Stripes (dwarf project) Dwarf Beauty King# (dwarf project) Wisconsin 55 Big Beef F1 Eva Purple Ball* Neves Azorean Red# Bear Creek# Cherry/Small Carbon Copy Sungold F1 Sunsugar F1* Mexico Midget* Blush* Sunrise Bumblebee* Zluta Kytice* Indigo Cherry Drops* Green Doctors Frosted* Teensy F2* (dwarf project)