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Ricado

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tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« on: February 18, 2007, 13:51:44 »
What varieties is everyone growing for the top notch taste ? In particular the yellow and orange ones are my preference.


Im using

Sungold
Golden Cherry
Tigerella
Caro rich (beefsteak) bright orange


Does anyone know of any new varieties, particularly F1 hybrids ?
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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #1 on: February 18, 2007, 14:07:58 »
I can´t wait to try sungold! but looking forward to trying some black tomatoes
Heres what I´ve sowed so far, more to sow but run out of space!!

Tomato Alsia Craig
Tomato Amish Paste
Tomato Bananna Legs
Tomato Big Rainbow
Tomato Big White Stripes
Tomato Bulls Heart
Tomato Bulls Heart Orange
Tomato Cherokee Green
Tomato Cherokee Purple
Tomato Fuzzy Peach
TomatoGerman Red Strawberry
Tomato Hungarian Italian Paste
Tomato Italian Giant Pear
Tomato Polish Ellis
Tomato Principe Borghese
Tomato Reif Italian Heart
Tomato Rio Grande
Tomato Roma VF
Tomato Roman Candle
Tomato Pink Ping Pong
Tomato San Marzano
Tomato Striped Cavern
Tomato Sungold
Tomato White Wonder
Tomato Zomok
Tomato 42 Days
Tomato Mule Team
Tomato Alicante
Tomato Rose Beauty
Tomato Heinz

Marymary

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #2 on: February 18, 2007, 14:19:45 »
Blimey.  What do you do with them all Biscombe?  MAke passata, freeze them or just eat them?

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #3 on: February 18, 2007, 14:21:06 »
All of the above!!  ;) ;)

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #4 on: February 18, 2007, 15:46:31 »
My favourire two hybrids are LA Roma ( not Roma) has 7 times the yeild of the old Roma.
Big Beef, ( not the non hybrid one I have seen advertised), it has very large round blemish free toms with a superb flavour and heavy yeild.
Then I grow tons of heirloom types.

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saddad

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #5 on: February 18, 2007, 17:33:50 »
Sungold are great, the only F1 I will grow but have loads of varieties, probably as many as Biscombe!
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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #6 on: February 18, 2007, 19:53:30 »
Sungold are great, the only F1 I will grow but have loads of varieties, probably as many as Biscombe!

I second this - excellent variety. If you want a superb cherry tom. this is the business. The only complaint (and it's not really a complaint) is that the skin is a tad on the thick side. I quite like tom. skins so it's not a problem for me.

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #7 on: February 18, 2007, 19:54:38 »
I have a Whippersnapper, small trailing pinkish... great for baskets and tubs..
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Marymary

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #8 on: February 18, 2007, 20:02:25 »
Where did you get that from Saddad?  Sounds interesting.

saddad

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #9 on: February 18, 2007, 20:28:57 »
Heritage Seed library (Ryton) pm me and I'll send you a few...

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Re: tomato varieties - Cherry/ Supersweet
« Reply #10 on: February 18, 2007, 23:31:49 »
"Sweet Million" are delicious. I grew some in pots on a sunny patio at home (fed on non-organic tomato food) and some others in the ground on my allotment (completely organic, fed occasionally with seaweed) - I have to say the non-organic ones just had the edge for flavour. Oops not quite the right result...  :-[

 

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