Spanish tomatoes in the Czech Republic - Page 18

MrsJustice · August 20, 2023

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Originally Posted by MrBig46

Vladimír

Just Beautiful, Amen!!!!!

MrBig46 · August 21, 2023

And Rosao de Ayerbe and other non-Spanish ones.
Vladimír

asmx91 · August 21, 2023

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MrBig46 · August 24, 2023

Vladimír

MrBig46 · September 2, 2023

My most favourite. Salobre.
Vladimír

MrsJustice · September 2, 2023

Yum, Amen!!!!!

MrBig46 · October 22, 2023

Over the last ten years I have grown about sixty varieties of Spanish tomatoes. If I were to evaluate how they fared in the Czech Republic, much further north, I would have to state that many of them grew better than the original Czech varieties. It was probably the global warming, when in the summer the temperatures in our country were often around 24-30 °C. The beefsteak varieties in particular were great, meaty, with great flavor and didn't crack. Since I am slowly giving up growing tomatoes due to health and other reasons, I will no longer grow any other varieties of Spanish tomatoes. That's why I decided to gradually introduce all the varieties that I grew with only data on the size of the fruits of the respective variety.
Vladimír

asmx91 · October 22, 2023

OK, with me it it is the same. I will grow only about 10 new Spanish kinds next season.
Anneliese

MrBig46 · October 22, 2023

I had problems uploading images. Otherwise, I won't be growing any new Spanish tomatoes next year. I am old.
Vladimír

ddsack · October 22, 2023

Vladimir, thank you for taking the time to post pictures and report on these tomatoes. I have Gallego, and a few of the Spanish tomatoes that made their way over here a few years ago. Extrameño Baterno was another which I still grow almost every year. Salobre sounds like a delicious one. I only wish it were easier to get access to these tomatoes on our continent.

I am sorry to hear you will be quitting your tomato trials, but it is a lot of work to grow and keep records on so many. I hope you can rest up and take care of your health this winter, so that perhaps you will have some enthusiasm to garden on a much smaller scale next year.

VirginiaClay · October 23, 2023

Thank you for these pictures and all the others. I tried Gallego this year thanks to your info and was very pleased. I hope you continue to enjoy gardening for years to come and that you continue to post here. Your messages always are interesting.

MrBig46 · October 24, 2023

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Originally Posted by ddsack

Vladimir, thank you for taking the time to post pictures and report on these tomatoes. I have Gallego, and a few of the Spanish tomatoes that made their way over here a few years ago. Extrameño Baterno was another which I still grow almost every year. Salobre sounds like a delicious one. I only wish it were easier to get access to these tomatoes on our continent.

I am sorry to hear you will be quitting your tomato trials, but it is a lot of work to grow and keep records on so many. I hope you can rest up and take care of your health this winter, so that perhaps you will have some enthusiasm to garden on a much smaller scale next year.

I still have some Salobre and Zamorano seeds. I can send. If you are interested send me a PM.
Vladimír

ddsack · October 25, 2023

PM sent!

MrsJustice · October 25, 2023

Great Amen!!!!!

MrBig46 · October 26, 2023

I forgot to write in that last post that it was all red tomatoes. This time I will introduce pink tomatoes.
Vladimír

September 2, 2023	#261
MrsJustice Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hampton, Virginia Posts: 1,489	Yum, Amen!!!!! __________________ May God Bless you and my Garden, Amen https://www.angelfieldfarms.com MrsJustice as Farmer Joyce Beggs

October 22, 2023	#265
ddsack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northern Minnesota - zone 3 Posts: 3,231	Vladimir, thank you for taking the time to post pictures and report on these tomatoes. I have Gallego, and a few of the Spanish tomatoes that made their way over here a few years ago. Extrameño Baterno was another which I still grow almost every year. Salobre sounds like a delicious one. I only wish it were easier to get access to these tomatoes on our continent. I am sorry to hear you will be quitting your tomato trials, but it is a lot of work to grow and keep records on so many. I hope you can rest up and take care of your health this winter, so that perhaps you will have some enthusiasm to garden on a much smaller scale next year. __________________ Dee **************

October 25, 2023	#268
ddsack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northern Minnesota - zone 3 Posts: 3,231	PM sent! __________________ Dee **************

October 25, 2023	#269
MrsJustice Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hampton, Virginia Posts: 1,489	Great Amen!!!!! __________________ May God Bless you and my Garden, Amen https://www.angelfieldfarms.com MrsJustice as Farmer Joyce Beggs

August 21, 2023	#258
asmx91 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 849	Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

October 22, 2023	#263
asmx91 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 849	OK, with me it it is the same. I will grow only about 10 new Spanish kinds next season. Anneliese

October 22, 2023	#264
MrBig46 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Czech republic Posts: 2,534	I had problems uploading images. Otherwise, I won't be growing any new Spanish tomatoes next year. I am old. Vladimír

October 23, 2023	#266
VirginiaClay Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 139	Thank you for these pictures and all the others. I tried Gallego this year thanks to your info and was very pleased. I hope you continue to enjoy gardening for years to come and that you continue to post here. Your messages always are interesting.