Barry's Crazy Cherry - Page 3

Barb_FL · January 1, 2016

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Originally Posted by heirloomtomaguy

The taste was somewhat comparable just with thicker skin.

That is disappointing; I expected them to taste a lot better. I grew Ildi this fall; tons of tomatoes, most of my flowers actually set fruit.

The problem I found with Ildi is they were somewhat late; by the time they were ready so were a lot of beefstakes.

I used Ildi to make this SunGold sauce recipe.http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/fo...omatoes-365185

Allisa · January 1, 2016

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Originally Posted by heirloomtomaguy

It was early to mid season for me but once it set fruit it just kept pumping them out.

Thank you for your input! It's nice to know what to expect. Is it going to be back in your garden sometimes down in the road or it was something new to try?

heirloomtomaguy · January 1, 2016

I try a whole mess of new tomatoes every year. I rarely grow the same tomato twice with exception to a handful of varieties. If i grow it again it will be tk make a couple crosses to.

MikeInCypress · January 1, 2016

Well I bought Barry's Crazy today. Hope they have a better taste than the Ildi I grew 5 years ago.

MikeInCypress

Patihum · January 2, 2016

I had BCC in my garden this last year. Great production, vigorous healthy plant and decent flavor. My big complaint was for me they're what I would call crunchy/extra firm tomatoes. Yes I tried leaving them on until dead ripe. Also I was expecting them to be a darker yellow instead they were a very pale yellow. I doubt it will ever come back.

Merediana · March 10, 2016

I'm growing them this season, never had a multiflora type of tomato before so I'm quite excited and hoping for big trusses.

heirloomtomaguy · March 10, 2016

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Originally Posted by Merediana

I'm growing them this season, never had a multiflora type of tomato before so I'm quite excited and hoping for big trusses.

You wont be disappointed

efisakov · March 10, 2016

Blondkopfchen (yellow) is multiflora type as well. Some people reported it as a good tasting tomatoes and some as so so. They were good in my garden but too much effort to collect them.

pmcgrady · March 10, 2016

Started 72 cell tray with cherry tomatoes,6 of each
Ildi 0% germination 14 days
Snow White 100%
Reisetomate 100%
Chocolate Cherry 90%
Rapunzel Hybrid 80%
Rosalita 50%
Dancing with Smurf's 10%
Matts Wild Cherry 0%
Pink Bumble Bee 90% with a a couple helmet heads
Sungolds F1 90%
Barry's Carzy Cherry 60%

Barb_FL · March 11, 2016

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Originally Posted by pmcgrady

Started 72 cell tray with cherry tomatoes,6 of each
Ildi 0% germination 14 days
Snow White 100%
Reisetomate 100%
Chocolate Cherry 90%
Rapunzel Hybrid 80%
Rosalita 50%
Dancing with Smurf's 10%
Matts Wild Cherry 0%
Pink Bumble Bee 90% with a a couple helmet heads
Sungolds F1 90%
Barry's Carzy Cherry 60%

I didn't have good germination with Barry's Crazy Cherry either. I ended up with just one plant, and it wasn't really growing like the others. I planted it in the Earthbox and it limped along until I pulled it and replaced with something else.

Let me know if you need/want Ildi seeds? I grew in the fall and have lots of seeds.
I also have purchased Matt's Wild Cherry from late 2014 that you are welcome to.

Merediana · March 11, 2016

I haven't had problems with germination, my seeds are directly from wild boar farms because I noticed too late that I could get them cheaper and sooner from another (austrian) online shop. In the end I'm happy about that because all of the seeds I later got from this online shop had quite low germination rates

To how many stems would you train BCC down? I'll grow it in a container... Is 1 enough?

maxjohnson · March 11, 2016

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Originally Posted by Merediana

my seeds are directly from wild boar farms because I noticed too late that I could get them cheaper and sooner from another (austrian) online shop.

I rather buy it from the place it's originally from and support the man.

I regret removing suckers from this plant at all because it's so short, it's still only 2.5ft tall and producing lots of blossoms.
Although it's being shaded by my dwarf papaya.

Right now it's the healthiest tomato plant in my garden with no diseases, which is saying a lot because I just came out of a very rainy Florida winter.
But it was in a fresh raised bed I installed recently, so I'm not sure if it's also due to the fresh mix.

efisakov · March 12, 2016

Max, nice pictures. Thanks.

AlittleSalt · March 22, 2016

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Originally Posted by tam91

Here's the megatrusses https://www.mariannasheirloomseeds.c...15-detail.html

tam91, thank you for posting this. I've been looking for info on this one. I'm planting one in the ground today.

Merediana · June 2, 2016

My plant is doing great

Plant out date here was mid may.

It's one of my erlier plants to set fruit, much earlier as for example Candy Sweet Icicle to compare it with another Wild Boar Farm variety...

January 1, 2016	#33
heirloomtomaguy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: glendora ca Posts: 2,560	I try a whole mess of new tomatoes every year. I rarely grow the same tomato twice with exception to a handful of varieties. If i grow it again it will be tk make a couple crosses to. __________________ “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it."

January 1, 2016	#34
MikeInCypress Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Cypress, TX Posts: 963	Well I bought Barry's Crazy today. Hope they have a better taste than the Ildi I grew 5 years ago. MikeInCypress __________________ "Growing older, not up"

March 10, 2016	#38
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	Blondkopfchen (yellow) is multiflora type as well. Some people reported it as a good tasting tomatoes and some as so so. They were good in my garden but too much effort to collect them. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

March 12, 2016	#43
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	Max, nice pictures. Thanks. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

January 2, 2016	#35
Patihum Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Southeast Kansas Posts: 878	I had BCC in my garden this last year. Great production, vigorous healthy plant and decent flavor. My big complaint was for me they're what I would call crunchy/extra firm tomatoes. Yes I tried leaving them on until dead ripe. Also I was expecting them to be a darker yellow instead they were a very pale yellow. I doubt it will ever come back.

March 10, 2016	#36
Merediana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: germany Posts: 190	I'm growing them this season, never had a multiflora type of tomato before so I'm quite excited and hoping for big trusses.

March 10, 2016	#39
pmcgrady Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Central Illinois Posts: 1,836	Started 72 cell tray with cherry tomatoes,6 of each Ildi 0% germination 14 days Snow White 100% Reisetomate 100% Chocolate Cherry 90% Rapunzel Hybrid 80% Rosalita 50% Dancing with Smurf's 10% Matts Wild Cherry 0% Pink Bumble Bee 90% with a a couple helmet heads Sungolds F1 90% Barry's Carzy Cherry 60%

March 11, 2016	#41
Merediana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: germany Posts: 190	I haven't had problems with germination, my seeds are directly from wild boar farms because I noticed too late that I could get them cheaper and sooner from another (austrian) online shop. In the end I'm happy about that because all of the seeds I later got from this online shop had quite low germination rates To how many stems would you train BCC down? I'll grow it in a container... Is 1 enough?

June 2, 2016	#45
Merediana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: germany Posts: 190	My plant is doing great Plant out date here was mid may. It's one of my erlier plants to set fruit, much earlier as for example Candy Sweet Icicle to compare it with another Wild Boar Farm variety...