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Tomatoes You'll Never Plant Again - Part III
Great thread if you're interesting obtaining growth, production or taste feedback from tomato gardeners who have grown various tomato varieties.
This is for feedback concerning your 2014 growing season and what you may be considering for 2015.
Please include you "ZAPPED" list below (i.e. tomatoes that you've tried and won't be growing again). Also, feedback on what did do well for you is also appreciated.
This is part III of this ever popular thread.
Part II (and consequently a link to Part I) can be found from the link below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Tomatoes You'll Never Plant Again - Part II
This post was edited by smithmal on Mon, Aug 4, 14 at 17:14
I grew Stupice for the first time last year and although it was early, I didn't find the flavour too good. I did save some seeds but I doubt I'll grow it again. I haven't grown Manitoba, Early Girl or Celebrity tomatoes since my early gardening years, and won't in the future since there are so many other varieties that taste better.
Grew a cherry called Sweet Baby Girl that was incredibly prolific but was blah as far as taste, but it did sweeten up a little in the Fall. Also grew Sun Cherry, the red equivalent of Sun Gold and was not impressed with it, never grew it again.
I'm taking a break from growing Black Cherry and the "zebra" tomatoes...Black Cherry has tough skins and can be mushy, and the zebra tomatoes are a bit too tart for my liking although they look really good.
I will always grow Big Beef, Sun Sugar, Black Krim, Cherokee Purple and Japanese Black Trifele. Isis Candy is a good cherry sized tomato, and I have grown Persimmon and Rutgers with good results.
I think it's finally time I give up on the Brandywines.
I've grown one variety or another Brandywine, for 10 years now.
I got a few good ones the first year I ever grew tomatoes, but "nothing to write home about" for the next 9 years.
This year I planted Red Brandywine, and Brandywine OTV.
Neither produced anything, and out of 11 plants, they are the only two that have died.
We have had "almost perfect" weather conditions here in S Calif for tomatoes,
(and my other 9 maters are doing great), ((well except for "too small Black Krims)), but for whatever reason the Brandywines just don't do well in my garden~~~~sooooo I give up!!!
I'm also giving up on BW. I am growing BW OTV but wow what a long wait and not so productive. Aunt Gerties Gold is another one I'm giving up on. Too late, too few tomatoes, too many other ones. I think bloody butcher is back on for next year. At this stage, other than sun sugar, nothing is ripe so too soon to tell. Great thread!
BRANDYWINE gets the most zap votes , 2 years in a row. Most common complain is that SHE is too lazy. haha
But there seems to be an alternative, to those who like "Brandy" part of the name. That is Brandy Boy ( But, wait a minute ! Wasn't Brandy supposed to be a girl . :-) )
I gave up on brandy wine last year. I love the flavor and the size of the tomato but in my climate they take so long to get going that
you only get a few of them before it is too late. I didn't like moscows they have really woody stem and are hard to process not to mention more prone to end rot then others that I have tried. I agree with yellow pear don't waste your time. I have done well with 4th of July for an early tomato, sungold for cherry types and I'm really impressed with Cherokee purple this year.
My list keeps getting shorter every year. I'm done with Brandy Boy. Not enough production. This year I trialed Bella Rosa and although she produced ok, the flavor wasn't anything spectacular.
Will always grow Cherokee Purple, even though production is small.
I grew 10 Sun Golds this year and will probably increase that to a dozen next year. It's hands down our favorite. The only thing I can't do with it is slice for burgers. Other than that it's a fantastic, flavorful tomato that works in so many different applications. AND at the end of July I'm still harvesting those little gold gems. I've pulled all of my beefsteaks and a few of the Sun Golds, but four of them are still hanging in there. Typically at this time of year I've pulled all the tomato plants.
I've written early girl off entirely. Same with regular determinate romas. My dad grew both for years and years and neither IMHO are good tasting.
I don't think I'm going to bother with 4th of July again. Nice little tomato but it's pretty similar to bloody butcher, and bloody butcher just seems to taste better. Both were early, healthy, and productive, so I'm just making a decision on flavor.
Patio Princess... If I can find a better tasting small ornamental tomato that I can mix into the landscaping I may drop them. They're probably going to be in my rotation as I try a few others though. They were pretty plants and produced quite well.
I'll never grow Cherokee Purple again, I planted four plants and three of them died and the remaining plant made a single tomato that cracked all to heck.
I also need to reconsider my planting of determinate romas, I love the production level but geez is it painful to wait for them to ripen all at once only to have them picked off overnight by coons.
Need to find a good salsa tomato that isn't determinate. And a slicer that I can actually use.
I have a feeling that I will stop growing: MR. STRIPY and PINEAPPLE. so far they next to nothing to look for AND they are HUGE plants, especially the Pineapple. But never know, they MIGHT come from behind and show a surprise later in the season (Low probability )
So this is my final warning to both Mr. Stripy and Pineapple, to get their acts together before I kick them in the you know what. :-)
Silvery Fir Tree. I don't like the flavor when they are eaten fresh and I lost all of my plants to blight this year. Sadly I have given up on all purple varieties (except Cherokee Purple) due to disease problems. I love the flavor of Cherokee Purple too much to give up on them b/c the flavor is so good.
Sungold consistently outperform any other tomato (disease resistant and prolific) and the taste is wonderful. I also love Eva Purple Ball (which is a dumb name because they are not purple). They are disease resistant, virtually blemish free, grow in clusters so you get a group at a time, are almost perfectly round, and they taste really good.
Glacier is definitely out for me. One plant is stunted, one is growing like an indeterminate with vines that are close to 3 to 4 feet going off in opposite directions. Planted in the same conditions. Silvery Fir Tree had a lot of blossom drop when we had a small heat wave and while the foliage is pretty, I'm just not impressed. I'll be trying the first ripe one tomorrow and that will probably seal the deal one way or another. I know everyone raves about Cherokee Purple but both of my plants have TWO decent fruit on them. TWO. In my very small backyard, that kind of yield does not earn you a return performance.
The one time I tried a Sun Gold it was a spitter in less than 10 seconds !
I've read that's a reason it isn't grown for market, but in the 14 years I've been growing them it's never been an issue. I have a feeling it's because I pick them just a little early and allow them to ripen on the countertop.
I have a feeling it's because I pick them just a little early and allow them to ripen on the countertop.
Interesting. Most comments I've read on sungold say it's one of the ones that needs to ripen completely on the vine or it never develops full flavor. That's one reason I've never had it on my list, since I have to get them early to beat the squirrels and raccoons.
I'll go along with that. I've always eaten them after they've been ripening on the counter for a few days - until yesterday when I spotted one on the vine that looked very ripe. It fell into my hand so I ate it and FINALLY I realized what all the hype was about. Delicious!!!!
Interesting. Most comments I've read on sungold say it's one of the ones that needs to ripen completely on the vine or it never develops full flavor. That's one reason I've never had it on my list, since I have to get them early to beat the squirrels and raccoons.
That's not true! They ripen beautifully, with the same intense flavor, sitting in a bowl on the counter.
We have both squirrels and raccoons, but neither has ever bothered the tomatoes. The squirrels occasionally dig in the garden to unearth their stash of pecans, but that's it. The only creatures who mess with my tomatoes are birds. Fortunately this year they left them untouched. Isn't always the case.
First year growing Sun Gold. It is very tomato'ee. Not too sweet either. So it is on my KEEP list.
After a certain stage, most fruit will ripeen without any assistance from the mother plant. Ripening a chemical change that occurs within the fruit. How many times I have bought rock hard pears anlet then sit in the basket and ripen nicely in a few days? Many times green hot peppers (like cayenne, serrano ) get read on the counter.
Back to the topic:
Already on my zap list are:
--ROMA, SAN MARZANO, EARLY GIRL, BRANDYWINE, BLACK KRIM, SUPER 100, so far
I'm still waiting for most of my crop, too, but I can say from the past that I've given up Marman and Stupice. I was going to give up Pineapple, because even though it's beautiful to look at and sets huge fruits, it's flavor has always seemed rather blah to me, but I'm giving it one more chance to prove me wrong.
Brandywine I can't give up because, regardless of its drawbacks, the flavor is superior. Haven't tried Cherokee Purple, though, and after reading this thread, guess I will have to try it and Sungold for the flavor aspects.
Oh, and I'll be giving up Yellow Pear, too, after this year.
It is funny about certain varieties like SunGold and Cherokee Purple...85% of people love these (like me) and some people say they are spitters. I do believe the 15%...but think maybe they grow differently in a different climate, and perhaps have different tastes. I tend to look at the "trend" of people judging a certain variety. That determines what I will grow. My dud was "Red Brandywine" this year. The fruit was not good and the vine was unhealthy. I will move on...
My experience with Sun Gold is that it definitely tastes better when ripened on the vine vs on the counter.
On my never grow again is SS100... although my wife likes it so I will grow it again :-(. Additionally, Early Girl, the taste is good, but about 50-60 % of the fruit had BER.
I think that I'm done with the Old German. Beautiful plant and a lot of fruit, but every tomato has a big diseased spot on the bottom. I like the Sun Sugar better than Sun Gold, but hard to find in starts, so I plants both. I'm looking for a medium sized red tomato for sandwiches.
For Central Indiana Climate, fair soil, low-nitrogen fertilizer, extra calcium and magnesium, high natural iron, adequate water support during drought periods, minimum of 2 trials per variety, over 12 years of growing. Huge production and extra-large fruits for 2014 due to perfect weather. Ripening up 3 weeks behind schedule. Got first basket-full today!
Never again:
Yellow Pear: every single tomato cracked on one plant (about 200)
Cherokee Purple: Cat-faced doesn't cover it. Completely irregular.
Italian Tree: Big crop of tasteless light pink tomatoes that nobody wants.
Burp. Seedless: OK inside, if you had a hacksaw for the skin.
Ananas Noire: Good flavor, but fruit so ugly cannot persuade people to try it.
Any "green when ripe" tomato. See Ananas Noire.
I start a few thousand tomato seeds each year, and sell the extras. Will always grow the following to satisfy the stream of regular customers that forms each year: top 10 by order of plant sales popularity, 10 year average:
Sun Sugar
Holy Land (Large irregular red oxheart)
Kellogg's Breakfast
Big Boy
Homer Fikes Yellow Oxheart (Called yellow: all specimens in my garden mature brilliant orange color)
Pineapple, oxheart version (house seeds)
Big Beef
Orange Russian 117 (Actually a red/yellow bi-color oxheart)
Japanese Black Trifele
All of the Brandywine colors are also quite popular, but not the original pink one, which produces well here, but cat-faces badly.
All of the Brandywine colors are also quite popular, but not the original pink one, which produces well here, but cat-faces badly.
The name "Brandy ..." is just like "..Zebra". Too many of them that probablyare not even genetically related. I get a kick of the name "Brandywine OTV". ( OTV = On The Vine). Surprise ! It grows on the vine. Why is there a scarcity of names that they have to use " Brandy _ _ ) ?. What is wrong with BEER or VODKA ? hehe
I can't speak much to this years tomatoes, since I just picked our first ripe ones from several varieties today but haven't tried them yet. However, from my experience last year--we tried growing indigo rose and purple Russian tomatoes and thought the flavor was terrible. The novelty wasn't enough to make me ever grow them again.
We're growing speckled Romans for the second year in the row, and although I love the flavor and color, the low yield might make these a no for next year. My one plant only has 3 tomatoes on it at this point, the others have zero...and then I look over at my san marzano plants and they've got more than I can count.
We've had a bad year for tomatoes, even so I will be hard pressed to use my limited space on Black Krim again, they often don't set a lot of fruit and I haven't had many that haven't split or started rotting on the vine.
Sadly I replaced most of the Paul Robson's I used to grow with Black Krim this year (if I ever get to eat them they do taste better) The remaining P.R. and the Jaunne Flamme are the only plants giving me any kind of yield.
I will probably stop planting Indigo Rose as well.. they taste OK if you let them truly ripen but this year i realized I really don't have space for a novelty.
From years past I've pretty much stopped growing brandywine. In 3 summers growing them I think I managed to harvest maybe a half dozen, if that. Although, to be fair, at least 2 or 3 more would have been harvested the final year if it hadn't been for the groundhog.
A number of heirlooms did not do well for me. Forget which ones. Hillbilly comes to mind from last season.
This year, mortgage lifter and super sioux were a huge disappointment in both productivity and size, despite being very healthy looking plants when I put them out.
I know the weather hasn't helped, though.
Never planting a German queen again. The plant itself is tall and beautiful but most of the blossoms have fallen off because it can't handle the heat. There is only one tomato on it right now. Maybe there will be a few more before season's end, but I'm not holding out hope.
Two previous posters mentioned they won't plant yellow pears again, but my yellow pear is doing very well. It even handled the heat just fine.
It is interesting. We read some of you are speaking against Cherokee Purple and Sun Gold, in the top 10 favorites. This shows how we can have different preference when it comes to taste.
But on the zap list, there have been quite a consensus to drop:
--- Roma, Brandywine, Yellow pear, Mr. Stripy, San Marzano, . I have grown all of those (growing Mr. Stripy this year). and I have pretty good reason to drop them. YMMV.
I like Mama Leon for a paste tomato. I am not impressed with the Oregon Spring, Pineapple or Red Rose.
I probably should not judge the tomatoes too harshly this summer since they hardly had a chance to survive from all the rain. It even rained today. Can you imagine? The "Dog days of summer" and it is cold and rainey. Even my Rutkers and Marglobe suffered. This is the 2nd summer that I have not had to water tomatoes.
The tomato that I'll never grow again are store bought Brandywine plants. Brandywine (pink) grow very well here in central Va but I've always used my own saved seeds from season to season. This year I decided to cut back on some of the work (like not starting my own transplants) and bought BW plants from the local nursery - Big Mistake! The nursery plants looked healthy and had the correct potato leaf foliage and were labeled as "pink BWs" but that wasn't the case. Oddly these plants produced orange tomatoes that were pretty much similar to a typical hybrid tomato in quality. Going back to my own saved seed next year, the good thing is that I did plant some late saved BW seed for a later crop and they are doing quite well.
I will not plant bush tomatoes anymore. This year, mines (8 varieties) are either to short - I hate leaves touching the soil , even with mulch - or too high - 3-4 ft. needing support. In my understanding a bush tomato is a… BUSH tomato, so no need of support. Mine also produced little and mostly small tomatoes. So, bye bye, bush tomatoes.
Well, I gave Moskvich a try, but it's way too acidic for me. And even though Black Krim is earlier than most, I'm never sure when it's ready because of that green top, and I end up cutting off the top anyway.
I'm still a firm believer in Brandywine - best tasting tomato for me, hands down. And always good size. The Prudens Purples are great tasting, too - equal to Brandywine, but they take FOR-E-V-E-R to ripen.
Pretty much everything that I grew that could be rated has given enough growth and production time to be rated. First off... the ZAPPED list
ZAPPED (never to return):
Matt's Wild Cherry - growth was Jurassic, with great fruit production that was small, relatively sweet and diminutive in size. Unfortunately, the fruit was not easy to pick (thin skin made picking very messy). This was my first dip into the "miniature-sized" cherry tomatoes and I don't think I'll revisit. Just not enough "bang for the buck" for the size of the plant that is created.
Coyote - ditto for everything above... except not as bad to pick (vs. MWC). Very productive and huge in size, just too small to do anything than look at and say "Awww... how cute."
Blush - Very interesting plum-like tomato yellow in color highlighted with pink/red streaks. Moderately productive with a so-so taste. Does not get huge like some other cherries so could see it doing quite well as a container plant. Did not get the ascribed blast of flavors from it but it did not have full sun either.
Green Doctors Frosted - A lot of green tomatoes that when picked were so-so bland in flavor. Was hoping for a more lemony/citrus taste and did not get it.
Early Toms -
Moskovich - had high hopes for this one. Read a lot about it. Moderately productive, NOT EARLY (at least not with me), acidic taste and prone to cat-facing or cracking. Had some BER early in the season, but it went away. I've got others that do better in this category. Interesting streaks of green coming off the shoulders (rather distinguishing).
Mid Season -
Dwarf Kelly Green: my first crack at a dwarf tomato was a total disaster. I got zero tomatoes and a plant that basically looked to be made of some army dark green ruggedized plastic.
Late Season -
Berkeley Tie-Dye: love me some bi-colors, but they're a temperamental lot. This was rather low in production, beautiful looking tomato with a so-so taste (which is anti-bi color as they all tend to explode with fruity flavor). Caught some sort of disease late in the season, so it's off the list.
Mortgage Lifter - something went very wrong with this one. I've read that ML get's the size of giants, but for some reason I got a dwarf version of the tomatoes which looked like the link below. Not sure if I got the wrong tomato seeds or if the seeds were cross pollinated some how, but won't be growing this again.
HOMERUN Varieties:
Mountain Magic - golf ball sized tomatoes which seemed to never rot on the vine, nor to crack or fall off. Decent taste, but great size and production. Very happy with this one and will be keeping it in the rotation
Early -
Rozovyi Myod "Pink Honey" - large 8 - 16oz heart shaped tomatoes which were beautiful to look at, great production and good tasting. One of the first to ripen in my zone. Very impressed.
Midseason -
Frembgens Rheinlands Ruhm - Amazing production of 5 - 8oz globe tomatoes for a heirloom. Nice acidic zing to it to make it a crisp refreshing garden slicer. Little to no cracking. Lasts a good amount of time on the vine and off before rotting. Really happy with this variety.
Celebrity - bunches and bunches of 5 - 10oz hybrid tomatoes. Great looking, no cracking. Tended to be a late midseason tomato in terms of ripening, but it was worth the wait. Still picking these in mid-September.
Rutgers - ditto vs. that of Celebrity. A bit smaller in size vs. Celebrity (so if I had to pick this or Celebrity, I'd go with Celebrity). Did ripen faster than Celebrity though.
Late Season -
Indian Stripe - was THE STAR of the 2014 growing season. Black with green shoulders. IS was my first (that's right first) ripening tomato and for a black tomato, that is saying a lot. Good complex taste and incredibly productive. Hello IS, goodbye CP.
Gold Medal - Huge glorious yellow tomatoes with a slighly green shoulder. Moderately productive. Very meaty. A really nice yellow beefsteak.
My first draft at my growing list for 2014
Cherries - Dr. Carolyn, Mountain Magic,
New: Sunsugar and Gardener's Delight
Early - Pink Honey
New: Beaverlodge 6808
Midseason - Celebrity, Frembgens Rheinlands Ruhm, Hugh's
New: Rose, Cherokee Green, Black and Red Boar
Late - Indian Stripe, Marianna's Peace, Pineapple
New: Opalka, JD's Special C-Tex, Rose
Side note: this was my first year canning tomatoes. I made 7 quarts of salsa which was yummy. I picked 30 toms to make spaghetti sauce and now know why paste type tomatoes are necessary to make ss (other's are basically filled with water and once you boil it down to the right thickness, you're basically left with very little sauce. Here's hoping growing Opalka will remedy this issue).
Here is a link that might be useful: Mortgage Lifter Tomato pic
Zap Update:
I was very enthusiastic about Mortgage Lifter (RC) this season but it turned out a big disappointment. Fruits are small, awkward shape, the plant is HUGE. Nof said. Sorry Charlie !
Stupice was another disappointment. Not so early, small and inconsistent fruits size. It produced just one flush. Good bye !
Yet another one: Some sort of pineapple. So far two cat faced awkward looking tomatoes.
Last year was a very bad year (wet June, dry and hot July) so I won't judge by that. I tried a lot of the same varieties this year but also some new ones.
Rutgers - 2 years now, not very productive, can't tell from weather (this summer has been cool and wet) so I'll give it another try but might be on the way out.
Rose de Berne - same thing though tomatoes are pretty.
Grandma Mary's paste - can't tell, might try 1 more year, but this year the tomatoes seem to be soft even when not fully ripe. I also don't like the sprawling habit - might do OK in cage, but last year FL weave was useless, tried trellis this year and no better.
Bloody Butcher/Moravsky Div - seem about the same, this is first year for them, I'll try them both again next year and then decide which to keep. BB seems a bit more productive.
Dr. Boe tomatoes - tried Latah, Sandpoint, Kootenai, and Gem State this year. Sandpoint pretty prolific and seems to take a long time to ripen (at first I thought it was an orange tomato!), not a spitter but not impressed. Kootenai is very sturdy plant, OK flavor, but still needs staking/caging. Didn't do well in pots. Gen State was very lanky, not doing well in pots (none of mine are), but 1 in ground has HUGE tomatoes so I'll try that again. I do have some other ones to try next year.
Sophie's Choice - only have 4 in pots, had trouble germinating, plants looked great to begin with, very bushy but not productive for me. I'll try in-ground but I thought the whole point of SC was that it did well in pots (mine are 3 gal).
Galinas (yellow cherry) - very prolific but bland. I don't know that I'll bother starting seed next year.
Dr. Carolyn - finally started producing, blocky shape,flavor didn't do much for me but other people like it so I'll grow it again.
Ester Hess - another yellow, I had trouble with seedlings, 2 plants survived and are producing fairly well but they seem bland to me. I'm not sure I'll try these again.
Golden Queen - I don't know if I mixed something up but I'm getting cherry sized, a little larger than Galinas. I don't think I planted Galinas there by mistake b/c they're RL. But half the size they're supposed to be and kind of bland.
I gave up on Mr. Stripey, Yellow Pear, Tie-Dye, Glacier. I'm not even going to bother with Independence Day (that I' convinced is wrong seed) - I planted 6 seedlings this year DD started for science fair project, threw them in ground June 30 and now they've got LB, I pulled off half the suckers though it's supposed to be determinate, and I'll probably end up pulling all the plants.
Tried new this year and LOVE Sun Gold, Black Cherry, and Green Doctor (though that was a challenge to decide when to pick, and when they were too ripe, and then describe to people at market - I don't want to leave them all to ripen on the vine, but can't mix the unripe ones in with ripe ones b/c people will eat them before they're ready, but then I have to describe/show them an over-ripe one b/c they are awful when they're starting to get orange! I just had someone order 2 lbs worth from me though so it's worth growing them. DD likes them too.)
Fireduck wrote: It is funny about certain varieties like SunGold and Cherokee Purple...85% of people love these (like me) and some people say they are spitters. I do believe the 15%...but think maybe they grow differently in a different climate, and perhaps have different tastes.
I've grown Cherokee Purple now for 6 years. For 5 of those years, it had fantastic flavor. Tangy-sweet-complex, perfect-10 kind of flavor. Then last year, my CP produced mealy, flavorless tomatoes. So 83% of my Cherokee Purples to date were amazing, and 17% produced spitters.
My suggestion to people who try a well-known flavor champion and it turns out to be a dud is to give it another try before dismissing it. Sure, if a tomato is too sweet/meaty/fruity/acidic/whatever for your tastes, then maybe it's not for you. But if a favorite of the masses produces bland tomatoes, then clearly something wasn't right with that plant in that garden in that year.
Never grow again:
Yellow pear - Bland
Pineapple - mild but low yield, cracking & splitting
Most heirlooms - low yield, disease, splitting
All Romas - taste & consistency
WILL grow again:
Sun Sugar
Big Beef
Indigo Blue Beauty
Chocolate cherry
Just before a rain I pick all my tomatoes even at less than half ripe. Leave them sit on paper for couple days. Yummy. Some tomatoes are even best done this way, especially Chocolate Cherry.
Smithmal wrote:
"Mortgage Lifter - something went very wrong with this one. I've read that ML get's the size of giants, but for some reason I got a dwarf version of the tomatoes "
That is exactly the case with my ML. It is one and Bonnies plants that I bought from HD. Beside fluting the fruits are irregular and often cat faced too. So it got into my Zap list.
My never again list is not a very long one. Taste is not the factor for the most part on this list. Production is. The ones I list did not do well in my garden, in the conditions of this area.
1. Home Stead I did not get a single tomato off of the one I planted. It was prone to having entire branches drop off dead in a single day. The plant was 6 feet tall with a single skinny main stem.
2. Fire 100. I got 3 green tomatoes off of it. Plants stayed in a stunted state though summer, when the cooler weather hit 3 tomatoes set.
3. Heat Master It did not handle the heat that well. Not a single tomato off of it in 5 months in ground.
That list is from last year. Note last year was awful for everyone in this region. Late frost, and repeated hail storms left most everyone replanting in early, and mid June. Also first frost was a month earlier last year as well.
This year's list is only two
1 Better Bush It was productive in the early part of the season. Slicer sized fruit average to about the size of a base ball. I planted 2 I think. I puled them in early July. The reason for not planting them is that I found a better plant to replace it with in the limited space I have.
2. Sweet 100 The plant is productive, and gets real big. Fruit does not split that I have noticed. Flavor is good. The skins are too tough for my wife's liking. I agree on the tough skins. There is a replacement for them already in the works.
Will be planting again are: (List is not all of what I grew, or will be planting again. Just putting it out for others to see.)
1. Bush Goliath. I ground planted one of the large basket planters from Bonnie of this one. $15 well spent. Over 150 tomatoes harvested off of this plant that stayed inside a 4 ring store bought cage. The plant looked like it might have some more left in it last month, though I pulled it to make room for some of the ones I made cuttings of.
2. Creole Hybrid. Lots of slicer sized tomatoes. Plant was not real big, and very few had minor cracks that were only cosmetic.
3 Arkansas Traveler production was good. Everyone liked them that tried them. My Step Mother loves them. A cutting has been planted at Dad's house needles to say.
1. Earl of Edgecombe. TONS of fruit that strangely look like supermarket tomatoes with that almost "fake" red color and perfect shape. However, they are so horribly bland, just like supermarket tomatoes (not the vine-ripened ones even!).
2. Dr. Carolyn- pretty ivory colored cherries that are supposed to taste wonderful, but mine had very little flavor.
3. Not sure yet about KBX. It's said to have low to moderate production. My plant has very low production and the fruits haven't ripened yet, so I don't know if the flavor will be worth trying it again.
I planted approximately 3 plants each of 15 varieties. I'm in hot, humid SC--about 20 miles east of Augusta GA-- where we had a hot spring that probably interfered with fruit set, so your mileage may vary.
The biggest disappointments (and ones I won't plant again): Paul Robeson (weak little plants, keeled over quickly); Omar's Lebanese and Neves Azorean red had one puny little fruit out of six plants; Red Penna grew wonderfully, nice robust vines, but with very few fruits.
Rebel Yell, supposed to be a cross between Stump of the World (one of my faves) and Bear Claw, came out puny, not particularly productive, and indifferent in taste. Not replanting it.
KBX did very well for me, although it was the latest to produce; the tomatoes were beautiful, some big enough that one slice was big enough for a sandwich, and the flavor superb. Good yield. Will replant next spring.
Spudatula pretty good, will replant.
Wes was the first full size tomato to ripen in my garden, so-so production but very good flavor.
Super Sioux, supposed to be good in hot weather, was so-so on both production and flavor. Probably won't replant.
San Marzano Redorta: taste great, production lousy. Probably won't replant.
Sungold: didn't do so well, and I found the fruits less than wonderful.
Rose de Berne: okay, but not exceptional.
Surprise winner: Tommy Toe was vigorous, productive, with lots of tasty cherry tomatoes. Will definitely plant a few plants next year.
Chapman was pretty good at production (all season) and pretty good flavor.
Marianna's Peace was a holdover from last year, and I plan to get fresh seeds this winter for more. It and Stump of the World are the best tasting tomatoes in my garden, although this year the Stump didn't do so well on production.
This post was edited by arley on Wed, Sep 17, 14 at 17:07
Never again
Super Sioux-plant was diseased and I didn't care for the taste at all.
Maybe try again
German Lunchbox-They were pretty and productive but lacked flavor. I might give them another chance since flavor can vary from year to year.
This year's favorites
Isis Candy
Brandywine (ordered from Baker creek)-This is the third time I have tried growing Brandywine, but the first year that I have had any luck with them.
Big Rainbow
Lenny and Gracies Ky Heirloom
German Johnson
Varieties that I planted this year that I really liked, not favorites, but still pretty good.
Eva Purple Ball-Productive and beautiful, every fruit was flawless, flavor was pretty good.
Northern Lights
Grandma Viney's Yellow and Pink
Minnie's Pinstripe
Zeke Dishman
Cosmonaut Volkov
Dr. Wyche's Yellow
All time favorites that I didn't plant this year because I wanted to try more varieties
Red Ponderosa, a.k.a. Henderson's Crimson Cushion and Beefsteak
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Tommy Toe
I have been planting Sungold and Sunsugar every year for the past few years. Both are wonderful and productive but Sunsugar has a slight edge in taste.
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I agree with what Maj742 wrote: "Never grow again:
Yellow pear - Bland
Pineapple - mild but low yield, cracking & splitting
All Romas - taste & consistency
WILL grow again:
Sun Sugar
Big Beef
Indigo Blue Beauty
Chocolate cherry " Maj742
**** From Strawberryhill: Chocolate cherry is my most productive, way-better tasting than grape-tomato. I'm get fruits from that in late November, zone 5a.
I notice that my front tomato-bed, which I mixed in tons of gypsum to break up my alkaline-clay ... the 12 heirloom tomatoes don't crack & no blossom-end rot either. I don't water them either. The back-yard bed, with 6 tomatoes, which I don't mix in much gypsum ... they crack, despite getting more water.
My feed store sells gypsum cheap $7 for a big bag. Menards also sells gypsum less than $5 for a huge bag. I agree with the previous posters on NEVER-AGAIN tomatoes: Yellow pear (nasty taste), Brandywine (wimpy), Pineapple (big plant, stingy), Mr. Stripey. I don't like grape tomato (tasteless). Purple Prince is mushy and nasty-taste.
My YES list: Black Krim, Purple Cherokee, Sunsugar, Sweet Million. There's one seedless heirloom tomato which I love, but forget the name.
Now that the thread is up, I update:
-1-- Mortgage Lifter (RC) : Total disappointment, small, mostly cat faces fruits ..Not productive either.
--2- Pineapple: Too late, fruitwise similar to ML. Not worth the spot.
-3-- Stupice: Was not early; fruit size small, inconsistent, some smaller than cherry.
-4-- Silvery Fir Tree. Only thing I liked about it was its unusual carrot leaved foliage. Like Stupice very irregular fruit size, started with lots of cat faced. Shut down after one flush.
-5-- Early Treat (Burpee hybrid): Small fruits, not great taste, not as productive. Matina with bigger fruits and prolific kicked ET out.
-6-- Bloody Butcher: Early, good taste but fruits too small, and not as productive.
Now I am looking for couple of replacements. So far Big Beef and Kellogg's Breakfast will be new comers.
I have found that Japanese Black Trifele, a tomato with a Russian heritage, has been pretty much a winner. I like the size, taste and willingness to produce fruit. I live in the Bay Area and this tomato is great for the warm days and cool nights.
I also like Costalutto Genovese--great taste and prolific. Good for paste and eating.
Azoychka turned out to be a big disappointment for me. didn't like it at all, but it could have been the year, who knows? Valencia didn't knock my socks off either, so neither will be back. Although I love Aunt Gertie's Gold, only a few tomatoes and it gets hit with disease early on, so that's gone too.
But on the bright side, so many others to try, including a few hybrids!
I am also growing one JBT, I purchase the plant from nursery.
I like the fruit color and consistency. It is a tasty brown tomato (NOT black ! ). However, it produced sparingly. Maybe about a dozen all season. Probably would've produced more had I planted in in ground instead of in the pot. But I did not have the space for it. It has 4 more fruits right now about the full size. I will have to pick and bring those in.
So, anyway, I will grow it again.
Set sonny this is my second year with JBT and it didn't produce well. It did give me a lot the first year. Both times I grew it in a twenty gallon container but different locations. I had some disease issues this year. But it's also not on my list for next year.


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LAS VEGAS, NV - Weinig and Holz-Her will exhibit at the 2013 Association of Woodworking Furnishings Suppliers Fair, July 24-27 in Las Vegas.
"There were many positive indications in 2012 that point to our industry being on a modest and sustainable path to recovery," says Jason Howell, president of Weinig, Inc. and Holz-Her U.S. "The 2013 AWFS Fair will be another important catalyst to this favorable momentum."
Weinig and Holz-Her plan to exhibit a full line of equipment for both solid-wood and panel processing, and will show new technology to handle current production demands, such as special order custom runs.
"We have enjoyed a terrific increase of interest and demand for the new technology," says Howell. "In response we have nearly doubled our booth size at this year's AWFS."
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My plan is to pick a spot on our property once the land has been cleared and just take a picture from there on a regular basis. There's no power or internet on our site at the moment, and I'm not interested in putting a lot of effort/money towards documenting the build in this way.
However, I did find a blog that used a time lapse camera and blogged about it. I'll put the link at the bottom of the post. Good luck!
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I have used a LOT of cameras for outdoor purposes. Wildlife cameras have really evolved in the last 5 years. If your looking for a simple, affordable camera that you can place on a tree and program in the interval for taking shots then you can use any sort of foodplot camera. Plot Watcher is one that is advertised pretty heavily on the Outdoor Channel. I personally would rather have a camera that has many more functions and I can use for other purposes. My hands-down favorite is the Reconyx cameras. They take thousands of pictures on a single set of batteries. You can program in so many different functions I cannot begin to list them all. Camera speed, burst rate, day/night, delay, timed, lapse, etc... Do some research online. The nice thing about a Reconyx is you can use it and if you decide to get rid of it, you can sell it on Ebay for almost what you bought it for. These cameras are quality.
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Nice Pistol! Sounds like you got a deal on her! I have a Colt Light Weight Commander Custom and I love that pistol as I am sure you will. I see you have the standard frame on yours! Once again NICE PISTOL!
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greg, I don't care what you paid for that sweetheart, you have a keeper.
The sights are a must have over the bump and hump!
I think an arched MSH is a necessity on a 1911 and the double diamonds are mega-retro.
The only thing I'd change is to install a new grip safety. With the arched MSH your thumb web will be forced upward and it will be much more comfortable to shoot with the hi-ride beavertail.
This should just drop in:Beavertail Grip Safety | Drop-In | Commander | Blue-Wilson Combat
Yeah, I was gonna order that and a couple mags from WC and they are out of stock on both. I'm gonna keep an eye out and get em as soon as I can
Very nice! I've got a 52 Lightweight in 45 ACP.
Got a couple parts in today. She looks and feels much better now. I'm going out to shoot her tomorrow.
Damn beautiful pistol.
Impatiently waiting for the range report
Went to the range today. All I can say is...WOW!! Love the way this thing shoots.
Fired 3 brands of ammo. American Eagle 147 gr +P FMJ, Fiocchi 130 gr FMJ, and Wilson Combat 124 gr XTP HP +P JHP at 20'. Each 9 rd mag was shot in under 10 secs. Accuracy with all 3 was good, but I think I prefer the lighter bullets for feel and reaquisition of target. Only shot one mag of the WCs, but they proved good enough for a carry rd.
I hate to say this, but I'm considering selling off some of my .45s to get another 38 super. Maybe a govt model....
Good shooting with a great gun.
Love the deep rich blue
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That shifts the emphasis to the nondivisional games. Potential division winners are playing for seeding and the four wild-card spots are being tightly contested. In the NFC, four 6-6 teams are battling it out for the final two wild-card spots and even the three teams at 5-7 are still in the hunt. Five 7-5 teams are going at it in the AFC, which should make for great nondivision drama.
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Sean Payton came to New Orleans from Parcells' staff in Dallas and inherited the toughest situation of any of the 10 new head coaches. The Saints were coming off a 3-13 season that included playing the entire year on the road after Hurricane Katrina. But Payton shook up the roster by bringing in 27 new players and the Saints gambled that the 360-degree tear in Drew Brees' labrum would heal in time for training camp.
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3. Buffalo Bills at New York Jets
Jets fans must be pinching themselves. The team that wasn't expected to win six games this season has the best chance of the 7-5 teams to make the playoffs. New York's closing schedule features no teams with winning records. The Bills will try to spoil the Jets' chances. The Jets won the Sept. 24 meeting, 28-20, with the help of a Victor Hobson 32-yard fumble return for a touchdown. The challenge for coach Eric Mangini is stopping Willis McGahee, who has four consecutive 110-plus-yard games against the Jets. He's averaging 134.5 yards a game against the Jets during the stretch. But the Jets have won the past four games in this series and scored at least 30 points in three of those games. It's up to Chad Pennington's arm to top McGahee's legs for the Jets to continue this surprising playoff run.
2. Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins
I had the Lions-Vikings in this slot, but Vikings coach Brad Childress doesn't look like he's going to change quarterbacks, so there isn't much interest in that game. The Eagles might be coming to life. Jeff Garcia threw three touchdown passes in beating the Panthers on Monday night, and Andy Reid usually does well against the Redskins. The Eagles have won eight of their past 10 games against the Redskins. Reid is 10-5 against the Skins, including a 27-3 victory on Nov. 12. Once Donovan McNabb went down with his knee injury, the Eagles were given up for dead. If they beat the Redskins, they will be 7-6 and alive in the playoff race.
1. Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
For years, the Bucs held the edge in this NFC South series. Derrick Brooks always had the speed to contain Michael Vick, and Monte Kiffin's Cover 2 magic usually worked against the Falcons' offense. Jon Gruden is 7-3 against the Falcons and the Bucs have won three of the past four games in the series. But the Bucs' defense is slowing down. The Falcons won the Sept. 17 meeting, 14-3, and set a franchise record with 306 rushing yards. Warrick Dunn had 134. Vick had 127. Both are on the verge of getting over 1,000 yards rushing, and if they can repeat their September numbers, they will be pressing for 1,100-yard seasons. At 6-6, the Falcons are hanging by a thread in the NFC playoff race. A year ago, they were eliminated from the playoffs by the Bucs in a 27-24 overtime loss. They won't want to relive those memories; a loss to the Bucs this Sunday could do about the same thing.
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