I'm growing

white currant

blue cream berries

fahrenheit blue

wild Peruvian

Galapagos

and Persimmon tomatoes

by WinterWontStopComing

38 Comments

  1. stickman07738

    Black Beauty

    Sunny Boy

    Great White Blues

    Hershey Boar

    Bodiacous Hybrid

    Rapunzel

    Yellow Pear

    Better Boy

    Early Girl

    Whopper

    Mountain Fresh

  2. FullMeltxTractions

    Tomatoes:

    Big Beef

    Bush Early Girl

    Juliet

    Super Sweet 100

    Yellow Pear

    Peppers:

    Hungarian Hot Wax×2

    Jalapeno

    Red Ghost×2

    Poblano×2

    Anaheim

    Mad Hatter

  3. lavenderlordan

    Amana Orange

    Berkeley tie-dye

    Oregon Spring

    Mortgage lifter

    Black cherry

    Indigo drop

    Bumble bee

  4. Helianthus_exilis

    Berkeley Tye Dye

    Sweet 100s

    Fourth of July

    Indigo Kumquat

    Italian Ice

    Carbon

    And two volunteers 

  5. GetItM0m

    I’m a newbie with very limited space (one 8×4 raised bed and a plethora of grow bags) so my selection is pretty basic. Cherokee purple, black krim, sungold, and Supersweet100s. I’m thinking about starting some patio choice seeds because I don’t know when to stop lol.

  6. thebeanconnoisseur

    Dwarf BrandyFred

    Cherokee chocolate

    Black krim

    Aunt Ruby’s German green

    Amana Orange

    Lemon boy

    Brandywine

    Sunsets red horizon

    Napa chardonnay

  7. njunk33

    Super sweet 100

    Genuwine

    Carbon

    Big Beef Plus

    Cherokee Carbon

    Norfolk Purple

    Clementine

    Ruby Crush

    Dwarf Saucy Mary

    Dwarf Almandine

    Dwarf Awesome

  8. Sloppy4Burnetts

    Domingo
    Delishious Hunt Strain
    Goat Bag
    Pineapple Hawaiian
    Box Car Willie
    Chef’s Choice Green
    SS 100s
    Chocolate Cherry
    Gardeners Delight
    4th of July
    Baby Boomer
    Brandywine Pink
    Cher. Purp.

  9. Porphyrius

    Martino’s Roma x2
    Brandywine
    Costoluto Genovese

  10. Competitive_Code_254

    I only planned Crimson Crush (F1) but then had lots of volunteer Gardeners Delight and Costoluto Fiorentino (I think!!)

  11. LudovicaBre

    Black like Tulas
    Cherokee
    Big Beef
    Jalapeños
    Feffaroni
    Habernero
    Cucumber
    Pumpkin
    Chives
    Green onions
    Red onions
    Potatoes
    Mixed carrots
    Orange carrots
    Radishes
    Spinach

  12. LunarGiantNeil

    For Tomatoes:

    Blue Beech pastes (but I think they’re all basically dead, alas)

    Brandy Boy

    Black Krim

    Black Cherry

    Whereokowai (Dwarf Beefsteak)

    Sungold

    Dr. Wychee

    …and since my Blue Beech seem to be super toast, I’m going to have to see what they have on offer for pastes at the local nursery.

  13. _cosmic_cactus_

    Spoon
    Candyland Red
    Orange Hat
    Queen of the Night
    Tycoon
    Amelia

  14. Too many, as usual.

    1. Sunorange
    2. Sunpeach
    3. Suncitron
    4. Honeycomb
    5. Super sweet 100
    6. Rebel starfighter prime
    7. Kayleigh anne
    8. Unknown tomato, slicer
    9. Unknown tomato, cherry

  15. Key-Plan-7292

    Norfolk Purple
    Black Krim
    Sungold
    Mortgage Lifter
    Pink Beefsteak
    Rainbow Beefsteak
    Cherokee Purple
    Midnight Snack
    Super Sweet 100
    Yellow Pear

  16. saltlakepotter

    black cherry, sungold, black krim, punta banda, flamenco

  17. MissouriOzarker

    This year’s tomato lineup:

    Missouri Pink Love Apple
    Old German
    Cherokee Purple
    Ivan
    Red Brandywine
    Purple Russian
    Arkansas Traveler
    Traveler 76
    True Black Brandywine
    Hillbilly
    Amish Paste
    Dwarf Noah Stripes
    Dwarf Eagle Smiley
    Dwarf BrandyFred
    Dwarf Velvet Night
    Dwarf Rosella Purple
    Orange Hat (micro)
    Tiny Tim (micro)

    The stormy weather has been hard on my seedlings, even with me getting lots of exercise moving them back and forth from cover. Fortunately, I started so many seeds of each variety that I am still going to be trying to place all of them in good homes!

  18. brownsbrownsbrownsb

    Sungold

    Black Cherry

    Green giant

    Brandy boy

    Mexico midget

  19. Brandy Boy

    Celebrity Plus

    Chef’s Choice

    Galahad

    Lemon Boy Plus

    Sungold

    SuperSauce

    Orange Hat

  20. Supersweet 100
    Berkeley Tye-Die
    San Marzano
    Beefsteak
    “Italian cherry”
    “TJ Red” (unknown heirloom)

    I’m going heavy on San Marzano this year.
    Also plan on trying a string trellis system for the first time.

  21. StaticPB13

    Black From Tula

    Orange Accordion

    Paul Robeson

    Pink Berkeley Tie-Dye

    Striped German

    Barry’s Crazy Cherry

    Black Cherry

    Husky Red

    Little Bing

    Sun Sugar

    Super Sweet 100

    Pink Bumble Bee

    Chocolate Sprinkles

    Cherokee Purple

    Cherokee Carbon

    Old German

    Pineapple

    Chocolate Cherry

    Big Brandy

  22. Ok_Major_5719

    Big Beef
    Big Brandy
    German Johnson
    Homestead 24
    Bella Rosa
    Rosella Purple
    Fred’s Tie Dye

  23. Lauuson

    Mortgage Lifters

    Brad’s Atomic Cherry

    Black Krim

    And another cherry variety. I forget what kind and I’m terrible at doing simple things like labeling.

  24. anabanana100

    Repeats from last year:
    Yellow Pear
    Tiny Tim
    Gold Nugget
    Chocolate Cherry

    New for 2024:
    Spoon
    Sungold
    Superweet 100
    Norfolk Purple
    Thai Pink Egg
    Green Zebra
    Aunt Ruby’s German Green
    Black Beauty
    Pineapple
    Pink Brandywine
    42-Day
    Sub Arctic Plenty
    Mountain Magic

    Yikes… that’s a lot now that I list it out. About half are out of curiosity and the other half I really want to eat and preserve.

  25. blznaznke

    First season growing for me, good to see everyone and their mom is growing sungold and super sweet 100s!

    I’ve got:

    Super sweet 100

    Sungold

    Pineapple

    Red Brandywine

  26. BurgundySnail

    A lot!

    karma purple multiflora

    zebra ezel

    severnye

    opalka

    dester

    Armenian

    bread and salt

    paul robeson

    stump of the world

    not purple strawberry

    beliy naliv

    rosella crimson dwarf

    sweet sue dwarf

    lime green dw

    purple reign dw

    cream sausage

    malee rose dw

    brendyfred dw

    praire fire

    apricot zebra

    true colors

    black Krim

    prudens purple

    gmo Norfolk

    Africa queen

    amazon chocolate

    Curtis cheek

    Hungarian heart

    purple Russian

    early wonder

    firebird dwarf

    grushovka

    Rose

    Belaya Vishnya

    Zlatava

    Northern lights

    Honey drop

    Saucy Mary dwarf

  27. dressedinblvck

    Japanese Black Trifele

    Paul Robeson

    Dr. Lyle

    An unknown red heirloom that I was gifted last year and saved seeds from!

  28. SlyDiorDickensCider

    Cherokee Purple, Black Krim, Rainbow giant, Cuore Di Bue, Pomodoro Squisito, Heirloom Marriage (San marzano + cream sausage), Oregon Star

    All seeds from Territorial

  29. Capable_Elk_3070

    Black krim

    Amish paste

    Sun Gold

    Italian heirloom

    Speckled Roman

    Rosso Siciliano

    Mystery black tomato (saved from a tomato I found)

    German Pink

    Also trying a new growing system this year– I have always grown my indeterminates up single strings with aggressive pruning of all suckers, but I’m going to try the Florida weave and let them get a little wilder and see how it compares for me.

  30. Icy-Ichthyologist92

    I’m a newbie so I’m growing: Lemon Boy, Black Krim, Brandywine (not sure which one), German Queen, Sungold, Green Zebra, San Marzano, Roma, Beefsteak heirloom (Bonnie), Cherokee Purple, Kellogg Breakfast and Arkansas Traveller.

    I can’t wait to have the so-called “too many tomatoes problem” 🤩🤩🤩

  31. fatfatcats

    Berkeley tie-die x3

    Black beauty x1

    Chocolate pear x1

    Thorburn’s lemon blush x1

    Roma x3 (for sauce)

    I think this is the first year I don’t have any tomatoes going I haven’t grown before, now that I think about it.

    Also pickling cukes, wax beans and green beans, chinese fat chili peppers of unknown species I grew from dried asian market peppers, yellow tomatillos, garlic, red bunching onion, radishes, and carrots. Lots of flowers and herbs this year too. And whatever else gets thrown out there impulsively lol, my seed ~~hoard~~ erm, collection has gotten a little out of control.

  32. dramabeanie

    Planted the same seeds I grew last year:

    Blondkopfchen (yellow currant) – massive producer last year and my kids love them

    Sweet Apertif (Cherry) – not great producer but super sweet

    Pink Bumblebee (cherry) – decent producer, tasty

    Tim’s Black ruffles – small but delicious

    Anais Noir – delicious

    Carbon

    Black Krim

    Solar Flare (not my favorites honestly but they actually produce a decent amount)

  33. InfamousRegret7355

    Tomatoes:

    Sweet 100

    San marzano

    Roma

    PEPPERS:

    Sweet pepperchini

    Aji lemon

    Buena Mulata

    Yellow ghost long

    Red fatalii

    Peach bhat jolokia x gold bhat x pink

    Hungarian black

    Sugar rush stripey

    Inferno

    El jefe jalapeno

    Aji pineapple

    Habanada

  34. the-real-Jenny-Rose

    Tomatoes: 

     Matt’s Wild Cherry 

     Amy’s Apricot   

    White Currant 

    Burpee’s Rainbow Mix 

    Black Krim 

    Black Prince 

    Micro Toms 

    Volunteers that are either White Currants or Black Cherry tomatoes.

  35. AccomplishedRide7159

    Old German
    Cherokee Purple
    Red Brandywine
    Brandywine
    Mortgage Lifter
    Yellow Boy
    Mr. Stripey
    Celebrity
    Mountain Merit
    Bella Rosa
    San Marzano
    Pomodoro Squisito
    La Roma III

    Yellow Boy were the first to produce (new for me and love the taste), then Cherokee Purple (scrumptious). No diseases so far, except for BER on the SMs. The flood of ripe fruit should begin soon and the canning equipment is ready to go.

  36. Indigo cherry

    Cherokee purple

    Mortgage lifter

    Black Prince

    Black cherry

    Black krim

    San marzano

    Couldn’t find any Black from Tula starts this year, bummer. Grew them last year, and they were great.

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