Name your favorite Early Tomatoes non-cherry type - Page 3

jmsieglaff · July 29, 2016

I've only grown it this year, so I need more data points. But dwarf Rosella Purple produced its first ripe fruit (delicious and decent sized) at 65 days for me and a couple more within a week after that.

remy · July 29, 2016

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Originally Posted by Tormato

Pruden's Purple comes in consistently at 68 days for me, the earliest superb tasting tomato in my garden. With one of those 60 day tomatoes, I just hope its flavor has worn off my tastebuds in less than 8 days, knowing what's coming.

You make me realize that I should have added Prudens Purple tastes great hence why I mentioned it.
Remy

dokutaaguriin · July 29, 2016

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Originally Posted by Gardeneer

I have grown Stupice, Matina, Bloody butcher ... They were fairly early but not by much. Plus their fruits were slightly bigger than large cherry.
This year Silvery Fir Tree has been a true winner in earliness and fruits set. I have two of them each in 4 gallon pot. They have over 20 tomatoes each and ready to color break. Nothing out of 30 varieties come close.
Some gardeners do not like its acidic flavor but I like it. It is like old fashion taste to me.
From now on it is one of my MUST GROW varieties.

Here is a list of my go to Early tomatoes:

July 29, 2016	#31
jmsieglaff Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Southern WI Posts: 2,742	I've only grown it this year, so I need more data points. But dwarf Rosella Purple produced its first ripe fruit (delicious and decent sized) at 65 days for me and a couple more within a week after that.