Jeannettsche's Tomato- Season 2015

Jeannette · February 21, 2015

my tomato varieties 2015 sown since last week-end. Some babies are already evident. I am looking forward to a successful Year-Tomatoes

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Amana Orange
Aunt Lou Underground Railroad
Backa (Kamenniy Tsvetok)
Barlow Jap
Barnes Mountain Orange
Ben Long's Buckman's Beauty
Berwick German
Bevin's
Bianca
Big Beef
Big Cheef
Big Zac
Black Monster
Black Mountain Pink
Black Opal
Blush
Brandywine OTV
Brandywine True Black
Calf's Heart
Cero Blackburn
Cherokee Lime
Corbarino
Dagma's Perfection
Delicious
Dixiewine
Domingo
Finca Somnia
Grandfather Ashlock
Grandma Frieda's
Grandma Viney's Yellow & Pink
Great White
Green Moldovan
Grimpante x Brandywine
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hazelfield Farm
Honey Joy
Honigsüßer Erlöser
Hoy
Italian Tree
Izmail Ribbed
Jaffa
Japanese Black Triffle
JD Special C Tex
Jennie
Kelli's Heart
Kewalo
King Kong
KY Beefsteak Orange
Large Red Shaker
Lenny & Gracie's Yellow KY Heirloom
Livingstons Beauty
Lucky Cross
Lumpy Red
Malinowy Olbrzym
Mammoth German Gold
Manyel
Marianna's Peace
Marizol Bratka
Marlowe Charleston
Marz Round Green
Minnie's Pin Stripe
Noire de Cosebeuf
Nonna Antonina
Old German
Old Time Purple
Pampelmuse
Petit Chocolate
Pineapple Fog
Pink Berkeley Tie Dye
Prue
Purple Dog Creek
Rebecca Sebastian Bull Bag
Rita's Black
Rose Beauty
Ruslan
Santiago
Shadow Boxing
Shah
Shapa Monomakha
Sleeping Lady
Sweet Ozark Orange
Sylvan Gaume
Tangerine
Teton de Venus
Three Sisters
Tim's Black Ruffles
Vernissage Black
Virginia Sweets
Wes
Wirowsk

Open Grownd

ABC Potatoleaf
Al Kuffa
Allure
Amish Red
Anastasia
Anna Russian
Astrakhanskie
Belyi Naliv
Black from Tula
Black Icicle
Blaue Kasachstan
Bloody Butcher
Caspian Pink
Cosmonaut Volkov
Cyril's Choice
Dithmarsher
Dwarf Arctic Rose
Dwarf Yellow Wax
Elbe
Eva's Purple Ball
First in the Field
Galina's
Green Thumb
Harzfeuer Original
Himmelsstürmer
Ildi
Ispolin
Jonas Bozicou
Kibit's Ukrainian
Klondayk
Koralik
Korrogo (du Senegal)
Margaret Best Tommy Toe
Mausohr
Nadja
Nepal
Odessa
Paul Robeson Beefsteak
Roseli
Sebastopol
Siberian
Silvery Fir Tree
Slava Poryni
Stupické rot
Tasmanian Chocolate
Tatar of Mongolistan
Tobolsk
Velmozah
Wasa

clara · February 21, 2015

You must have a HUGE garden to grow them all! Congrats on your list!

ReginaAnn · February 21, 2015

Very impressive Jeannette! Let us know how it goes. Happy growing!

**carolyn137** · February 21, 2015

Jeanette, what a wonderful grow out list with many varieties I know already and many I've not heard of.

But I want to point out that Shah has been extinct for many decades with no seed source. Will Weaver introduced a Shah that was actually White Potato Leaf, and if you go to the Legacy Forum here I think you'll find a thread about it, last I remember, but Tania at her website says the same.

http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Shah

Carolyn

saltmarsh · February 21, 2015

Ok, now we know what you're doing on Mondays and Thursdays, but what about the rest of the week?

Nice list. Claud

jmsieglaff · February 21, 2015

What a list! When is your plant out target date in Germany?

heirloomtomaguy · February 21, 2015

Is that all i would have thought you might have more than that. Quite an impressive list good work.

Jeannette · February 22, 2015

Carolyn, thank's for Info.I have the seeds from a german seed-Dealer.I wait until it grows and bears fruit, and then take pictures and put them up here. Then we can trade forum about what it is simple for a variety. It's an adventure, I am pleased.

I plant in the open field in mid-May and in the greenhouse at the end of April.

It's like become more and more as I wanted, it's a BEAUTIFUL addiction

peppero · February 23, 2015

It appears that you have a serious case of tomato compulsive disorder and evidently enough speace to indulge. I envy you.

jon

Jeannette · February 24, 2015

peppero,

I also believe, somewhere must have caught me the tomato virus. It is contagious, so beware

peppero · February 25, 2015

Jeannette I almost forgot; Willkommen aus Tennessee, USA.

jon

Jeannette · February 25, 2015

Thank you Jon, for the heartly wellcome, in German! cool. I hope my English is to understand, the grammar is not always so perfect, sorry

Jeannette · February 25, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by heirloomtomaguy

Is that all i would have thought you might have more than that. Quite an impressive list good work.

it is, as always, too much, but I'm a bit crazy with tomatoes. And it is great fun to be crazy!!!!

AZGardener · April 22, 2015

Hi Jeannette- I noticed you are growing Pampelmuse, as am I. I'm curious if you have grown it in the past and how its done for you? I'm growing it this year and so far, everything is flowering and setting fruit around it but it hasn't yet. Maybe it's a late variety though TB says mid... Just curious

Thanks! You can PM me if you want!

And you have quite the amazing grow list...

Thanks!!!

February 21, 2015	#1
Jeannette Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Germany Posts: 13	Jeannettsche's Tomato- Season 2015 my tomato varieties 2015 sown since last week-end. Some babies are already evident. I am looking forward to a successful Year-Tomatoes 1884 Amana Orange Aunt Lou Underground Railroad Backa (Kamenniy Tsvetok) Barlow Jap Barnes Mountain Orange Ben Long's Buckman's Beauty Berwick German Bevin's Bianca Big Beef Big Cheef Big Zac Black Monster Black Mountain Pink Black Opal Blush Brandywine OTV Brandywine True Black Calf's Heart Cero Blackburn Cherokee Lime Corbarino Dagma's Perfection Delicious Dixiewine Domingo Finca Somnia Grandfather Ashlock Grandma Frieda's Grandma Viney's Yellow & Pink Great White Green Moldovan Grimpante x Brandywine Hawaiian Pineapple Hazelfield Farm Honey Joy Honigsüßer Erlöser Hoy Italian Tree Izmail Ribbed Jaffa Japanese Black Triffle JD Special C Tex Jennie Kelli's Heart Kewalo King Kong KY Beefsteak Orange Large Red Shaker Lenny & Gracie's Yellow KY Heirloom Livingstons Beauty Lucky Cross Lumpy Red Malinowy Olbrzym Mammoth German Gold Manyel Marianna's Peace Marizol Bratka Marlowe Charleston Marz Round Green Minnie's Pin Stripe Noire de Cosebeuf Nonna Antonina Old German Old Time Purple Pampelmuse Petit Chocolate Pineapple Fog Pink Berkeley Tie Dye Prue Purple Dog Creek Rebecca Sebastian Bull Bag Rita's Black Rose Beauty Ruslan Santiago Shadow Boxing Shah Shapa Monomakha Sleeping Lady Sweet Ozark Orange Sylvan Gaume Tangerine Teton de Venus Three Sisters Tim's Black Ruffles Vernissage Black Virginia Sweets Wes Wirowsk Open Grownd ABC Potatoleaf Al Kuffa Allure Amish Red Anastasia Anna Russian Astrakhanskie Belyi Naliv Black from Tula Black Icicle Blaue Kasachstan Bloody Butcher Caspian Pink Cosmonaut Volkov Cyril's Choice Dithmarsher Dwarf Arctic Rose Dwarf Yellow Wax Elbe Eva's Purple Ball First in the Field Galina's Green Thumb Harzfeuer Original Himmelsstürmer Ildi Ispolin Jonas Bozicou Kibit's Ukrainian Klondayk Koralik Korrogo (du Senegal) Margaret Best Tommy Toe Mausohr Nadja Nepal Odessa Paul Robeson Beefsteak Roseli Sebastopol Siberian Silvery Fir Tree Slava Poryni Stupické rot Tasmanian Chocolate Tatar of Mongolistan Tobolsk Velmozah Wasa __________________ Tomato Greetings Jeannette

February 21, 2015	#4
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Jeanette, what a wonderful grow out list with many varieties I know already and many I've not heard of. But I want to point out that Shah has been extinct for many decades with no seed source. Will Weaver introduced a Shah that was actually White Potato Leaf, and if you go to the Legacy Forum here I think you'll find a thread about it, last I remember, but Tania at her website says the same. http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Shah Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

February 21, 2015	#7
heirloomtomaguy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: glendora ca Posts: 2,560	Is that all i would have thought you might have more than that. Quite an impressive list good work. __________________ “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."

February 22, 2015	#8
Jeannette Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Germany Posts: 13	Carolyn, thank's for Info.I have the seeds from a german seed-Dealer.I wait until it grows and bears fruit, and then take pictures and put them up here. Then we can trade forum about what it is simple for a variety. It's an adventure, I am pleased. I plant in the open field in mid-May and in the greenhouse at the end of April. It's like become more and more as I wanted, it's a BEAUTIFUL addiction __________________ Tomato Greetings Jeannette

February 24, 2015	#10
Jeannette Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Germany Posts: 13	peppero, I also believe, somewhere must have caught me the tomato virus. It is contagious, so beware __________________ Tomato Greetings Jeannette

February 21, 2015	#2
clara Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 1,351	You must have a HUGE garden to grow them all! Congrats on your list!

February 21, 2015	#3
ReginaAnn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Northern CA Posts: 203	Very impressive Jeannette! Let us know how it goes. Happy growing!

February 21, 2015	#5
saltmarsh Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: 2 miles south of Yoknapatawpha Zone 7b Posts: 662	Ok, now we know what you're doing on Mondays and Thursdays, but what about the rest of the week? Nice list. Claud

February 21, 2015	#6
jmsieglaff Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Southern WI Posts: 2,742	What a list! When is your plant out target date in Germany?

February 23, 2015	#9
peppero Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: selmer, tn Posts: 2,944	It appears that you have a serious case of tomato compulsive disorder and evidently enough speace to indulge. I envy you. jon

February 25, 2015	#11
peppero Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: selmer, tn Posts: 2,944	Jeannette I almost forgot; Willkommen aus Tennessee, USA. jon

April 22, 2015	#14
AZGardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Zone 9b Phoenix,AZ Posts: 390	Hi Jeannette- I noticed you are growing Pampelmuse, as am I. I'm curious if you have grown it in the past and how its done for you? I'm growing it this year and so far, everything is flowering and setting fruit around it but it hasn't yet. Maybe it's a late variety though TB says mid... Just curious Thanks! You can PM me if you want! And you have quite the amazing grow list... Thanks!!! __________________ Kelly from Phx, AZ Toes and Tomatoes on FB