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Here's my Stellar F2 tomato plant, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. other_tomato

I'm growing the Sprite tomato, this year. I got my seeds from Mumsey of the Organic Gardening Community. She really likes it. It's supposed to be a lot like Juliet F1, except stable with smaller fruits and smaller plants. Here's my plant, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Sinc...read more

I grew Silvery Fir Tree in 2017. It had reasonably early fruit, and was more sour than most tomatoes. I decided to give it another try, this year. The foliage looks feathery. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Offsite articles: • Tatiana's TOMATObase • Dave's Garden Offsite for...read more

I've had seeds available to grow the Rutgers tomato for years. I've finally decided it's time. I'm growing a plant, this year. I've heard it's similar to Marion (and I love Marion). I got the seeds from the Dollar Tree (American Seed, packed for 2019; yes, I got new seeds, since the other ones I...read more

Here's my Rosella tomato plant, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. These seeds came from Marsha (ginger2778) of TomatoJunction in 2020. I think it's her favorite cherry tomato. Offsite articles: • Tatiana's TOMATObase Offsite forum search results: • Google: Dave's Gar...read more

Here's my Rose De Berne tomato plant, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Offsite articles: • Tatiana's TOMATObase • Dave's Garden heirloom_tomato

I've been wanting to try Riesentraube since I heard it had larger fruits than Yellow Riesentraube (I grew Yellow Riesentraube in 2016). Here's the Riesentraube tomato plant that I'm growing, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Offsite articles: • Tatiana's TOMATObase • Da...read more

This thread is for the Pink Oxheart tomato. I'm growing Pink or Red Oxheart tomato seeds, this year. I was told they were Pink Oxheart, initially, but the label said Red Oxheart , and the fruits were also red, I was told (we shall see). This variety came highly recommended by Mumsey of the Or...read more

Here's my Red Calabash tomato plant that I'm growing, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase Related threads: • Purple Calabash tomato heirloom_tomato

Note: This particular thread is a departure from the norm, in that it's just about my growout (not about the variety as a whole). This spring, I planted Crimson Cushion tomato seeds, which started to grow, but they froze. Later, when I thought no more seeds were going to sprout (I only plante...read more

Here's my Queen of the Night tomato plant that I'm growing, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Note that the same rock fell on this plant and squashed it twice. The rock was holding up the excess black plastic. I moved it further away after that. The plant survived both times, of ...read more

The Purple Calabash tomato is quite controversial on the website called TomatoJunction (and it was at Tomatoville, if it's not still). A lot of people don't like the flavor at all, but some love it. I decided I might like it, since it's supposed to be prolific and acidic. So, this year, I plante...read more

I was growing Prue, this year. It was leaning over for a long time, and eventually I could tell it had Pythium. So, I pulled it up on the day I took this picture (27 May 2020). Most of the bottom of the plant under the ground had rotted, but it was growing a small new root when I pulled it up. T...read more

Here's my Pink Ping Pong tomato plant that I'm growing, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase heirloom_tomato

This thread refers to the Pink Cheeks tomato as sold at Double Helix Farms . Pink Cheeks is possibly a translated name for the Rozovyye Shchechki tomato , which is also known as Pink Cheeks (however, the pictured fruits look a little redder than mine in 2016, which were the same color as German...read more

Here's the Pierce's Pride tomato plant that I'm growing, this year. This picture was taken on 27 May 2020. Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase heirloom_tomato

This is one of the best-tasting tomatoes I've ever had, and probably the most complex in flavor. It's amazing, but not sweet. It's a small tomato, or a large cherry. It's ruffled like a stuffing tomato, but my fruits weren't hollow (although I understand the variety is known to be kind of hollow...read more

Here's my Old Brooks tomato, so far, this year. I thinned the extra plants out, today. Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase heirloom_tomato

I'm growing a plant from a fruit with a very large blossom scar, from the near-multi-flora Brandy Boy cross F2 plant. So, it's F3, this year. Here's a picture I took earlier today: The plant last year was quite desirable, and pretty much like the Brandy Boy F1 tomato that I grew the same ...read more

Here is my Nineveh tomato plant, so far, this year. I also grew it in 2016, but I overwatered and overcrowded it; I didn't get any fruit. The seeds came from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds . Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase heirloom_tomato

Here's my My Sweet Plourde tomato, so far, this year. other_tomato or heirloom_tomato

Here's my Mr. Brown tomato, so far, this year: Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase Offsite threads: • http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=30146 heirloom_tomato

Here's my Moonglow tomato, so far, this year. I hear the fruits are particularly high in a certain nutrient found in tangerine tomatoes. Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase heirloom_tomato

Here's my Moneymaker tomato, so far, this year. I had hoped to grow the Sweet 'N' Bright tomato, too, but it didn't sprout. Offsite articles: • Dave's Garden • Tatiana's TOMATObase Offsite threads: • http://www.tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=39861 heirloom_tomato

I grew this in 2016, overwatered, and it was one of the most acidic of a very non-acidic batch of tomatoes. It tasted good, and the fruits reliably each had the same a peculiar shape. I suspected it might not be true-to-type (although I'm not sure). So, I'm trying it again from TomatoFest seeds ...read more