Tentative Grow lists for Spring 2018 - Page 6

Black Krim · February 28, 2018

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackBear

Bah !

...I think I have a system for next year 2019 figured out to try and

control the amount of varieties. "A" list " Must grow every year ..about 20 varieties.

" B List " Rotate alternate or every three years ? to good to give up....about 20 Varieties per year .

and "C" list the 10 new exploration trial varieties to trial .

Total : 50 varieties Max. per year ..

While the above plan is a worthy "ideal " I think lastminuteitis may just

blow this noble moderation out of the water . LOL

.

...

sic transit gloria · March 1, 2018

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmsieglaff

While I won't post my entire grow list (not that it's very long) since I've posted it elsewhere.

I'll post the ones that will be new to my garden in 2018, some of which are very highly regarded tomatoes and maybe wondering how I've gone so long without trying some of these.

Magila Rosa (trying this instead of Blush this year)
Brandywine Sudduth's (supposed to be one of the best)
Brandywine Cowlick's (curious to how these two compare, side by side)
Orange Russian 117 (first heart, my son picked it out because he thought the shape and color looked really neat)
KARMA Pink (really excited to try this one)
Matina (gets lots of love, plus early and expecting to keep going hard to frost)
Noire de Crimee (had off type last year, excited to try this next to Black Krim)
Malachite Box (not having grown many GWR, but love the ones I have)
Crnkovic Yugoslavian X Jaune Flammee F1 (F1 will be fun, but really can't wait for F2)

Malachite Box is my favorite GWR.

greenthumbomaha · March 1, 2018

This afternoon I started about half of what I want to grow. Taking a break from it all, and next step is to categorize everything so I know where I stand with orange, bi-colors, saladettes, slicers, etc. I didn't see any pastes go in the pots so need to start lots more of those. Between myself, a friend, neighbor (a benefit to me as I get to watch without the work or space), garden club exchange I'll have about 100 different plants depending on germination. Cutting down on random give aways from last year that never heard back from to produce larger transplants.

I am considering next year that I'll try fewer different varieties and instead do more side by side comparisons of different strains (Stupices, Mortgage Lifters etc.), original vs seeds saved in my main garden (I grew on a neighbors plot for the past few years and didn't keep track of which garden I saved seeds from). trying to decide which varieties I want to do the comparisons so I can start the originals now.

A few new to me, many from this year's MMMM and kind trades and gifts:

Dona F1
Dora
Sgt. Pepper
Dutchman
Dipp's Pink Butterfly (seeds from 2006!!!)
Mountain Princess
Mary Huddleson
Dikaga Roza
AMH
Punta Banda
several crosses to compare next generation in 2019
many I can't see this late in the evening without my readers

- Lisa

rocketFOOD · March 1, 2018

Livingston's Magnus
Pork Chop
Brandywine Sudduth
Brandywine Joyce's
Stump of the World
Paul Robeson
Brad's Atomic Grape
Berkeley Tie Dye
GGWT
Barry's Crazy Cherry
Yellow Ingleheart
Cherry Roma

Mine are in solo cups and doing good outside. So far GGWT and Paul Robeson are really cranking along. So hard making the final cuts on these in terms of what ends up in garden! Envious of all these huge grows you all are doing. As it stands with my 8 or so plants i make sure everyone at work gets sick of my tomato giveaways by end of summer.

BlackBear · March 1, 2018

Great looking lists !

interesting varieties mentioned from different environments ..

Great !

sic transit gloria · March 1, 2018

The old "best by test" varieties first...

KBX
BW Sudduth
Earl's Faux
Malachite Box
Neves Azorean Red
Terhune
Caspian Pink
Virginia Sweets
Malachite Box
Azoychka
Margaret Curtain
Eva Purple Ball

And a few new (to me) ones...

Dester
Mamie Brown's Pink
Hungarian Heart
Big Cheef
Blood Gulch
Green Gables
Bear Creek
Dana's Dusky Rose
Daniels
Sgt. Peppers
Walt Swolka Heart
Linda's Faux

sic transit gloria, who would like to try the original RL Big Ben, if anyone has any seed to share (yes, I'll send you an SASE)

Gardeneer · March 2, 2018

Here is my 2018 grow out.
ARGG ,Ananas Noire ,Brandy Boy, Brandywine Sudduth , Brown Heart , Cuostralee , Delicious , Esterina , German Queen , Hillbilly , Indigo Apple , Indogo Rose , IS-PL , Limmony , Mystry. Mat Su Small Red Grape , Tiger Heart , Tiger Grape , Stupice , Sara Black , Silvery Fir Tree.
I cut back almost 50%from last year in number of plants and 40% in variety.

Captain Neon · March 9, 2018

1) Berkeley Tie-Dye Green (new to me)
2) Great White (new to me)
3) Pork Chop (new to me)
4) Golden Ponderosa (new to me)
5) Ponderosa
6) Brandywine
7) Brandy Boy
8) Cosmonaut Volkov
9) Vorlon
10) Black Beauty (new to me)
11) A Grappoli D'Inverno (new to me)
12) Martino's Roma (new to me)
13) Rosella Purple
14) New Yorker

Nan_PA_6b · March 9, 2018

Capt. Neon, the taste of Berkeley Tie Dye Green was great for us with very little/no watering. I called the tomato ripe whenever the red streaks were the color of a standard red tomato.

Nan

Lindalana · March 10, 2018

With few exceptions those are new tomatoes that have been started, still yet to do more " oldies but goodies" and cherries

Large

Bacon Lettuce and this F6
polish
Babushkin secret
McKinley
Daniels
Orenburg
Gran's Portuguese neighbor
Joe's portugese
Eli
Joe Pink Oxheart
Berick
Elsa
Ruth's perfect
African Queen
Russian Bogatyr
Biyskaya Roza
Matsu express
MOPLA
Severnaya Korona
Brutus
Tri tolstyaka
Violaceum Altaysky
Indiana red
Zamorano
Rebel Yell
The Giant
Tarasenko 6

Yellow

Giant Orange
Sakharnyi Zheltyi
Tobolsk
Grand Belgium

Dark or darkish

Sterling Old Norway
Rozovyi Kilogramovyi
Zhar
Olimp Malinovyi
Malinovyi Charodei
Turkish Ayla
Mikado Black
Kardinal Tchornyi
Tomato Not Purple Strawberry
Black Bear
Mendigorria
Morado Chocolate
Deep space
Purple dog creek
Eva Purple Ball

Plum or paste

Prue
Goldman Italian American
Gallo Plum
Big Ray Argentine paste
Carol Chyko's big paste
Abbattista paste
Giant Cuneo pear
Dominick's paste
Plum bush
Banana Cream
Principe Borgese

Early or container

Yagodka
Red Siberian
Uralskiy Ranniy
Agatha
Titan Red
Knyaz
42 Days
Vzryv
Talalikhin 186
Kotlas

Spartanburg123 · March 10, 2018

Wow, nice list Lindalana!!!

BlackBear · March 11, 2018

Wow all these ..lists ...remind one of interesting varieties not tried .

it sure makes it tempting to keep lastminuteitis as bay ....

Gardeneer · March 11, 2018

I might have posted but did not find it. Anyway. I am growin anout 30 plants of 23 varieties. So 7 vars will get two of each and the rest one plant each.
ARGG
ANANAS NOIRE
BIG BEEF
BRANDY BOY
BRANDYWINE SUD.
BROWN HEART.....my own
CUOSTRALEE
DELICIOUS
ESTERINA
GERMAN QUEEN
HILLBILLY
INDIGO APPLE
INDIGO ROSE
IS-PL
LIMMONY
MYSTRY ....my own
MAT-SU EXP
TIGER HEART.....my own
TIGER GRAPE ....my own
STUPICE
SARA BLACK
SILVERY FIR TREE
SMALL GRAPE ....from store tomato
....I might get a plant or two that like from nurseries.

This is final. As my seedlimgs are already 5 weeks old , growing under light.

Father'sDaughter · March 11, 2018

This is going to be a year of re-visiting some varieties that did well in earlier years, but were dropped due to sickliness and low production after what I now know is soil disease set in. All will be grafted onto DRO14TX rootstock.

Here's where I'm at, but I still have about 10 days to change my mind...

Eating:

Franchi Cherry (circa 2012)
Neves Azorean Red
*Kosovo
*Mat-Su Express
Dester
Virginia Sweets
Moskovich
Gregori's Altai
*Siletz

Pastes:

Franchi Giant Pear
Romeo
Nudi Family Heirloom
Opalka
Santa Maria
Sulia's Heart
Aunt Swarlo's Polish Plum
Work Release Paste
Russian 117
*(un-named family heirloom received in a trade)
*Gilbertie Paste
*Kim's Civil War Oxheart
Russo Sicilian Togeta
Costoluto Genovese

* never grown before

Rockandrollin · March 11, 2018

My 2018 nightshade gardening effort is going to:

Tomatoes:

Sweet Ozark Orange
Orange Russian 117
Ananas Noire
Aunt Ruby's German Green
Brandy Boy F1
Daniel Burson
Cherokee Purple
Cherokee Carbon F1
Gary'O Sena
Not Purple Strawberry
Black Magic
Blackberry
Indian Stripe Potato Leaf
Eva Purple Ball
Esternia F1
Honey Drop
Pink Princess
Ambrosia Orange

Peppers:

Shish!to
Petit Marseillais
Sugar Rush Peach
Chichimeca F1
Mucho Nacho F1
Biker Billy F1
Antep Aci Dolma
Datil
Fatalii

Ground Cherries:

Aunt Molly
Goldie

March 1, 2018	#80
BlackBear Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Nanaimo , BC Posts: 961	Great looking lists ! interesting varieties mentioned from different environments .. Great ! __________________ So Many Tomatoes ...So Little Time !

March 2, 2018	#82
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,919	Here is my 2018 grow out. ARGG ,Ananas Noire ,Brandy Boy, Brandywine Sudduth , Brown Heart , Cuostralee , Delicious , Esterina , German Queen , Hillbilly , Indigo Apple , Indogo Rose , IS-PL , Limmony , Mystry. Mat Su Small Red Grape , Tiger Heart , Tiger Grape , Stupice , Sara Black , Silvery Fir Tree. I cut back almost 50%from last year in number of plants and 40% in variety. __________________ Gardeneer Happy Gardening !

March 11, 2018	#87
BlackBear Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2015 Location: Nanaimo , BC Posts: 961	Wow all these ..lists ...remind one of interesting varieties not tried . it sure makes it tempting to keep lastminuteitis as bay .... __________________ So Many Tomatoes ...So Little Time !

March 11, 2018	#88
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,919	I might have posted but did not find it. Anyway. I am growin anout 30 plants of 23 varieties. So 7 vars will get two of each and the rest one plant each. ARGG ANANAS NOIRE BIG BEEF BRANDY BOY BRANDYWINE SUD. BROWN HEART.....my own CUOSTRALEE DELICIOUS ESTERINA GERMAN QUEEN HILLBILLY INDIGO APPLE INDIGO ROSE IS-PL LIMMONY MYSTRY ....my own MAT-SU EXP TIGER HEART.....my own TIGER GRAPE ....my own STUPICE SARA BLACK SILVERY FIR TREE SMALL GRAPE ....from store tomato ....I might get a plant or two that like from nurseries. This is final. As my seedlimgs are already 5 weeks old , growing under light. __________________ Gardeneer Happy Gardening !

March 11, 2018	#89
Father'sDaughter Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: MA/NH Border Posts: 4,919	Tentative Grow lists for Spring 2018 This is going to be a year of re-visiting some varieties that did well in earlier years, but were dropped due to sickliness and low production after what I now know is soil disease set in. All will be grafted onto DRO14TX rootstock. Here's where I'm at, but I still have about 10 days to change my mind... Eating: Franchi Cherry (circa 2012) Neves Azorean Red Kosovo Mat-Su Express Dester Virginia Sweets Moskovich Gregori's Altai Siletz Pastes: Franchi Giant Pear Romeo Nudi Family Heirloom Opalka Santa Maria Sulia's Heart Aunt Swarlo's Polish Plum Work Release Paste Russian 117 (un-named family heirloom received in a trade) Gilbertie Paste Kim's Civil War Oxheart Russo Sicilian Togeta Costoluto Genovese * never grown before Last edited by Father'sDaughter; March 11, 2018 at 01:05 AM.

March 1, 2018	#78
greenthumbomaha Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Omaha Zone 5 Posts: 2,514	This afternoon I started about half of what I want to grow. Taking a break from it all, and next step is to categorize everything so I know where I stand with orange, bi-colors, saladettes, slicers, etc. I didn't see any pastes go in the pots so need to start lots more of those. Between myself, a friend, neighbor (a benefit to me as I get to watch without the work or space), garden club exchange I'll have about 100 different plants depending on germination. Cutting down on random give aways from last year that never heard back from to produce larger transplants. I am considering next year that I'll try fewer different varieties and instead do more side by side comparisons of different strains (Stupices, Mortgage Lifters etc.), original vs seeds saved in my main garden (I grew on a neighbors plot for the past few years and didn't keep track of which garden I saved seeds from). trying to decide which varieties I want to do the comparisons so I can start the originals now. A few new to me, many from this year's MMMM and kind trades and gifts: Dona F1 Dora Sgt. Pepper Dutchman Dipp's Pink Butterfly (seeds from 2006!!!) Mountain Princess Mary Huddleson Dikaga Roza AMH Punta Banda several crosses to compare next generation in 2019 many I can't see this late in the evening without my readers - Lisa

March 1, 2018	#79
rocketFOOD Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: San Diego, Ca Posts: 14	Livingston's Magnus Pork Chop Brandywine Sudduth Brandywine Joyce's Stump of the World Paul Robeson Brad's Atomic Grape Berkeley Tie Dye GGWT Barry's Crazy Cherry Yellow Ingleheart Cherry Roma Mine are in solo cups and doing good outside. So far GGWT and Paul Robeson are really cranking along. So hard making the final cuts on these in terms of what ends up in garden! Envious of all these huge grows you all are doing. As it stands with my 8 or so plants i make sure everyone at work gets sick of my tomato giveaways by end of summer.

March 1, 2018	#81
sic transit gloria Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: KS 5b/6a Posts: 249	The old "best by test" varieties first... KBX BW Sudduth Earl's Faux Malachite Box Neves Azorean Red Terhune Caspian Pink Virginia Sweets Malachite Box Azoychka Margaret Curtain Eva Purple Ball And a few new (to me) ones... Dester Mamie Brown's Pink Hungarian Heart Big Cheef Blood Gulch Green Gables Bear Creek Dana's Dusky Rose Daniels Sgt. Peppers Walt Swolka Heart Linda's Faux sic transit gloria, who would like to try the original RL Big Ben, if anyone has any seed to share (yes, I'll send you an SASE)

March 9, 2018	#83
Captain Neon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Florence KY Posts: 234	1) Berkeley Tie-Dye Green (new to me) 2) Great White (new to me) 3) Pork Chop (new to me) 4) Golden Ponderosa (new to me) 5) Ponderosa 6) Brandywine 7) Brandy Boy 8) Cosmonaut Volkov 9) Vorlon 10) Black Beauty (new to me) 11) A Grappoli D'Inverno (new to me) 12) Martino's Roma (new to me) 13) Rosella Purple 14) New Yorker

March 9, 2018	#84
Nan_PA_6b Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 3,194	Capt. Neon, the taste of Berkeley Tie Dye Green was great for us with very little/no watering. I called the tomato ripe whenever the red streaks were the color of a standard red tomato. Nan

March 10, 2018	#85
Lindalana Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Chicago IL Posts: 857	With few exceptions those are new tomatoes that have been started, still yet to do more " oldies but goodies" and cherries Large Bacon Lettuce and this F6 polish Babushkin secret McKinley Daniels Orenburg Gran's Portuguese neighbor Joe's portugese Eli Joe Pink Oxheart Berick Elsa Ruth's perfect African Queen Russian Bogatyr Biyskaya Roza Matsu express MOPLA Severnaya Korona Brutus Tri tolstyaka Violaceum Altaysky Indiana red Zamorano Rebel Yell The Giant Tarasenko 6 Yellow Giant Orange Sakharnyi Zheltyi Tobolsk Grand Belgium Dark or darkish Sterling Old Norway Rozovyi Kilogramovyi Zhar Olimp Malinovyi Malinovyi Charodei Turkish Ayla Mikado Black Kardinal Tchornyi Tomato Not Purple Strawberry Black Bear Mendigorria Morado Chocolate Deep space Purple dog creek Eva Purple Ball Plum or paste Prue Goldman Italian American Gallo Plum Big Ray Argentine paste Carol Chyko's big paste Abbattista paste Giant Cuneo pear Dominick's paste Plum bush Banana Cream Principe Borgese Early or container Yagodka Red Siberian Uralskiy Ranniy Agatha Titan Red Knyaz 42 Days Vzryv Talalikhin 186 Kotlas

March 10, 2018	#86
Spartanburg123 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Spartanburg, SC Posts: 1,262	Wow, nice list Lindalana!!!

March 11, 2018	#90
Rockandrollin Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Kennewick, WA (7a) Posts: 182	My 2018 nightshade gardening effort is going to: Tomatoes: Sweet Ozark Orange Orange Russian 117 Ananas Noire Aunt Ruby's German Green Brandy Boy F1 Daniel Burson Cherokee Purple Cherokee Carbon F1 Gary'O Sena Not Purple Strawberry Black Magic Blackberry Indian Stripe Potato Leaf Eva Purple Ball Esternia F1 Honey Drop Pink Princess Ambrosia Orange Peppers: Shish!to Petit Marseillais Sugar Rush Peach Chichimeca F1 Mucho Nacho F1 Biker Billy F1 Antep Aci Dolma Datil Fatalii Ground Cherries: Aunt Molly Goldie