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Sungold - as so many people have said. Re problem of splitting, we grow all our tomatoes outdoors, and virtually never water them, except just to get them established after planting. Our Sungold crop has been superb, and no split ones until this last week, when we had a couple of days heavy rain, and overnight the ripe ones split. So the answer for outdoor ones may be not to water, just let the roots go deeper to search for it.
Taxi: A bit like Thai Pink Egg but more prolific and kept going longer, pink egg sized fruit.
I notice that Sungold keeps cropping up as a favourite. I haven't tried them so if anyone has any seeds to swap please, I would be interested. I would also be interested in any beef steak varieties, apart from Marmande which I already have. In return I could offer Carp Rich, Golden Sunrise and Pomodoro Cuore di Bue. Please send me a pm if interested.The only cherry tomato I have grown is Tiny Tim. I will not be growing it again though. This is the first year it has produced fruit for me and whilst the flavour is all right, once picked, they start to go squidgy and even if slightly soft, they have an awful taste! Does anyone know if this is true of all cherry tomatoes or just Tiny Tim?
Quote from: Deb P on October 03, 2010, 11:26:09Taxi: A bit like Thai Pink Egg but more prolific and kept going longer, pink egg sized fruit.Deb PYou have a very interesting selection of faves there. And not many I have heard of yet. I know what to look out for now :). One I do know is Taxi. It is called taxi because the colour is supposed to be the same as the New York taxi cab. Your taxi are different colour?I googled a bit to get to the bottom of this. Seems taxi has fallen by the wayside in popularity somewhat anyway, and I could not find a pink version. A nice picture in this blog is showing the yellow fruit type I get (I haven't grown them for several years):http://www.patnsteph.net/weblog/2008/07/taxi-tomato/