Most productive (non-cherry) tomato you have grown? - Page 4

HCWithAltitude · July 31, 2015

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Originally Posted by BigVanVader

Fingers crossed you have seeds for this cross?

Me too!

Cole_Robbie · July 31, 2015

Taxi.

marc_groleau · July 31, 2015

Sioux has Been great

FLRedHeart · July 31, 2015

For nice tasting hybrids, Better Boy, very consistent and balanced nice taste considering. Juliet, but taste was not good enough to me for fresh eating.

For heirlooms: Orange Russian 117 and Ruby Gold, both delicious.
Cheers

BigVanVader · July 31, 2015

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Originally Posted by marc_groleau

Sioux has Been great

Ditto I grew it every year for many years. Decided to skip it this year since I had so many new ones to try. A great all around tomato for sure.

Sun City Linda · July 31, 2015

Hanky Red, a determinate was one of the most productive I have ever grown.

Gardeneer · August 2, 2015

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Originally Posted by Ed of Somis

This question is really easy for me to answer. This year I have 17 plants (14 varieties)....and Big Beef F1 is by far the most awesome producer of "very good" fruit. It is a tomato machine...just like many others have reported.

Agree.
Big Beef (F1) is doing great this year (for the first time) in my garden. I wish I had planted more. It has great reviews . It was also the earliest.

The other one ( already mentioned) is Azoychka. I have one plant about 9 ft tall and is loaded and keeps setting. The older ones are ready to color break.

In short, out of nearly 24 new varieties the followings are the most productive:

=== Big Beef (F1)
=== Juliet (F2)
=== Azoychka ( OP)
=== Fourth of July (hyb)
=== Willamette (OP)

Those are coming back next year for sure.

Gardeneer

BigVanVader · August 2, 2015

Same here, Big Beef doing well for me, although Wes and Indian Stripe have better production so far, but my BB are in the worst spot in the garden. They are also loaded with more tomatoes right now so they will probably surpass the others. Getting a better spot next year for sure.

Spartanburg123 · August 2, 2015

Early Girl, hands down. I have two vines that are now over 10 feet tall, have produced over 30 ripe tomatoes so far, and each have over 60 tomatoes set! I grew these from seed, Burpee. Unbelievable......

Sorry for the ugly mug, but this was a few of them 2 weeks ago...

July 31, 2015	#47
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	Taxi.

July 31, 2015	#48
marc_groleau Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 444	Sioux has Been great

July 31, 2015	#49
FLRedHeart Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: FL 8b/9a Posts: 262	For nice tasting hybrids, Better Boy, very consistent and balanced nice taste considering. Juliet, but taste was not good enough to me for fresh eating. For heirlooms: Orange Russian 117 and Ruby Gold, both delicious. Cheers

July 31, 2015	#51
Sun City Linda Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: SoCal Inland Posts: 2,705	Hanky Red, a determinate was one of the most productive I have ever grown.

August 2, 2015	#53
BigVanVader Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Greenville, South Carolina Posts: 3,099	Same here, Big Beef doing well for me, although Wes and Indian Stripe have better production so far, but my BB are in the worst spot in the garden. They are also loaded with more tomatoes right now so they will probably surpass the others. Getting a better spot next year for sure.