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Old April 12, 2015   #16
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Lindy,

I want to grow up and be a tomato grower like you.
You have more than GREEN thumb : COLORFUL thumb.
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Old April 13, 2015   #17
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Lindy,

I want to grow up and be a tomato grower like you.
You have more than GREEN thumb : COLORFUL thumb.
Colourful thumb! I like that.
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Old July 15, 2016   #18
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This is a 2015 thread that I started. Last year I harvested some colors . Let me see if I can fish a picture or two.

here is a small harvest showing some colors.
colors -2014.jpg

Another one :
harvest 8-30-15.jpg

Nother : The is a Kumato (F2) in there.
kumatp n more.jpg

And this one is what you seed in my current avatar. No official name. I call it Brown Hearts.

The Hearts 9-11-15.jpg

This year I am running behind.
I have added Indigo Rose, Indigo Apple in blue category.
IA has fruits:

Now that harvest season is in the season. why don't you show off some of your colors.

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Old July 15, 2016   #19
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And... here are last years photos.
I grew Marianna's Peace, Amana Orange, Pink Zapotec, Black Cherry, Indigo Blueberries, Tess's Landrace, Ildi, Blush, Aunt Ruby's German Green, and what I thought was Copia, but turned out to be Green Copia instead, and what I thought was Black Krim but turned out to be a Baby Krim.
Beautiful pictures and nice selection!
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Old July 15, 2016   #20
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Very nice Lindy. Hurry up with the images :-)

I have decided to add another color : BLUE.
Indigo Rose (OP from OSU) is the one I am thinking.

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I grew Indigo Rose last year and although they are pretty, they aren't very flavorful (even when fully ripe). I grew Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues this year and they look like a smaller version of Indigo Rose. They do taste better as well.

They are the dark blue/purple ones in this picture:

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This is a 2015 thread that I started. Last year I harvested some colors . Let me see if I can fish a picture or two.

here is a small harvest showing some colors.
Attachment 63827

Another one :
Attachment 63828

Nother : The is a Kumato (F2) in there.
Attachment 63829

And this one is what you seed in my current avatar. No official name. I call it Brown Hearts.

Attachment 63830



This year I am running behind.
I have added Indigo Rose, Indigo Apple in blue category.
IA has fruits:

Now that harvest season is in the season. why don't you show off some of your colors.

Gardeneer
Here is a picture I took Monday of a few of my varieties:



Pictured are:Rose, Chocolate Cherry, Costoluto Genovese, Purple Calabash, Sarandipity, Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues, Bordovyi, Black Icicle, Trenton's Tiger, Purple Bumblebee, Pink Berkerlely Tie Die, Brown Flesh Jumbo, Red Zebra, Blue Ridge Black, Sonic Flare, Wine Jug, Safari
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Old July 15, 2016   #22
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UrbanHeirloom , That is an awesome harvest there. Beautiful color combination up there.
I love them all. A few more red would make it perfect. Enjoy !

I grow Indigos mostly for their ornamental /visual effect. I don't mind a slightly tangy taste. It goes well in a mixed salad.

Okee dokee. Please feel free to post your picture. Also naming the varieties can be helpful.

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Gorgeous photos! I also like to have a rainbow of colors. Adding blue to my grow list this year with Helsing ★★★★★★★★ Blues. I can't get over the color!
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From last year!!

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Great colors from last year!
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Spartanburg.. Can I come for a visit?!
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Old July 16, 2016   #27
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So many beautiful tomatoes,so many tastes, so much to look forward to. I grow a many colors /combinations as I can.

I talked to a man 72 years of age who had never heard of anything other than red tomatoes. Needless to say I had a lot to tell him.

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Old July 20, 2016   #28
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Great colors from last year!
Wow, Spartanburg!
Talking about harvest AND the bacon to go with that.
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Red: Better Bush, Patio, Creole, Mortgage Lifter
Pink: Brandywine, Sweet Carneros, Berkeley Tie Dye
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"Ain't nothin' in the world that I like better than bacon and lettuce, and home-grown tomatoes."
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Old July 22, 2016   #30
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I love a basketful of tomatoes with contrasting colors:

RED , PINK :
YELLOW , ORANGE
BROWN, PURPLE
(black ?)

GREEN ( I will just put some unripe ones in there)

REDS: I will have lots of REDS.
PURPLE: purple passion, purple heart, cherokee purple
BROWN: japanese BT, arbuznyi, brown cherry, black from tula
ORANGE /YELLOW: Cherry, kelloggs breakfast, azoychka

How many colors do you have ?

BTW: I also have bi/multi colors too: Ananas Noire (my avatar), Big Rainbow

Here is one in alpha betical order: ANANAS NOIRE
How's this for colors? This is what I have picked over the last three days. Ready for the market on Saturday. There are about 40 different varieties in those boxes.

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