Worst Year Ever - Page 2

asmx91 · February 1, 2020

You can't buy these varieties, but you can send me a PM and you'll get seeds.
We had in Germany such a weather as you have it at the moment.

barbamWY · February 1, 2020

https://www.adaptiveseeds.com/produc...-luck-organic/
has Ernteglück.

barbamWY · February 2, 2020

I did not order the Erntegluck because I am looking for mid size tomatoes. I did put in my requests from the list Shawn has for Carolyn's seeds. There were some Siberian seeds there. I also found seeds for 0-33 and ordered those. I also ordered Katja and Totuushka and I have no idea how they will do. Thanks everyone.
Barb

barbamWY · February 3, 2020

Quote:

Originally Posted by RJGlew

Saraev 0-33

I found seed at Delectation of Tomatoes for 0-33 and ordered. Thank you for the suggestion.
Barb

RJGlew · February 5, 2020

Quote:

Originally Posted by barbamWY

I found seed at Delectation of Tomatoes for 0-33 and ordered. Thank you for the suggestion.
Barb

Good luck with the 0-33 plants this summer. They do very well here (Zone 3a), and AKMark seems to grow a lot of them outdoors in Alaska (Zone 4a). The other good early determinate here is Sasha's Altai from AKMark's seed, distributed by Tatiana. However, on occasion it does succumb to blight which I have never seen happen with 0-33. And regardless of what is written, Vladimir proved the Saraev 0-33 tomatoes are NOT frost tolerant.

rhoder551 · February 6, 2020

My growing climate is probably very different but where I am the summers can be quite chilly and not the best for growing tomatoes. The only one on your list I have grown is Juliet and I like it a lot and grow it every year. It gets bad reviews online which I think is a shame since it really performs well in adverse conditions...temp fluctuations don't seem to bother it. You do need to let the tomatoes get very ripe and soft before they taste any good.

RJGlew · February 7, 2020

Quote:

Originally Posted by rhoder551

The only one on your list I have grown is Juliet and I like it a lot and grow it every year. It gets bad reviews online which I think is a shame

It is a very beautiful & prolific plant, but the taste is pretty weak.

rhoder551 · February 10, 2020

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Originally Posted by RJGlew

It is a very beautiful & prolific plant, but the taste is pretty weak.

I don't agree... It might not be the most delicious but it is pretty good if you let it ripen before eating. I have given samples to several gardeners in my community garden and they are growing it as well.

barbamWY · February 11, 2020

Four years ago my friend took care of my garden. She led me to a plant that she said she loved. It was Juliet. So I've grown them every year since.

February 1, 2020	#16
asmx91 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 853	You can't buy these varieties, but you can send me a PM and you'll get seeds. We had in Germany such a weather as you have it at the moment.

February 1, 2020	#17
barbamWY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: North West Wyoming Posts: 466	https://www.adaptiveseeds.com/produc...-luck-organic/ has Ernteglück.

February 2, 2020	#18
barbamWY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: North West Wyoming Posts: 466	I did not order the Erntegluck because I am looking for mid size tomatoes. I did put in my requests from the list Shawn has for Carolyn's seeds. There were some Siberian seeds there. I also found seeds for 0-33 and ordered those. I also ordered Katja and Totuushka and I have no idea how they will do. Thanks everyone. Barb

February 6, 2020	#21
rhoder551 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: SF Bay Area Posts: 219	My growing climate is probably very different but where I am the summers can be quite chilly and not the best for growing tomatoes. The only one on your list I have grown is Juliet and I like it a lot and grow it every year. It gets bad reviews online which I think is a shame since it really performs well in adverse conditions...temp fluctuations don't seem to bother it. You do need to let the tomatoes get very ripe and soft before they taste any good.

February 11, 2020	#24
barbamWY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: North West Wyoming Posts: 466	Four years ago my friend took care of my garden. She led me to a plant that she said she loved. It was Juliet. So I've grown them every year since.