For any Australians watching, Summer Sweet Gold is sold as Summertime Gold in Australia (which was the predecessor) but due to my limited ability to grow everything for the project I decided to maintain the one I like better for distribution here. They are virtually twins but there are tiny differences in taste or performance that may not be noticeable in your climate.
@@justinarnold7725Canberra Seedsavers are maintaining quite a few varieties of the Dwarf Tomato Project, and you could also check the ‘Where to Buy’ page of the project’s site which TH-cam doesn’t allow to be posted in comments but you can google it.
First I'd like to say great video! Second I already decided I had started too many varieties of tomatoes and now you make me want to search for more seeds 😅
Dziękuję za wspaniały film i recenzję 🥰. Nabrałam chęci na kilka odmian. Masz może wiedzę na temat pomidora Rainbow Bling? Jest to pomidor o liściach typu variegata. Distałam nasiona ale w internecie nie mogę na jego temat nic znaleźć .
I just watched your video on the Indigo Apple tomato and that's not the same tomato that I've grown for 10 years the original is dark pink smaller with almost no seeds I don't know what happened but I got a hold of the same seeds last years as the ones you grew and those are terrible I even wrote a letter to Baker Creek about it I'm afraid there growers have made some mistakes or there was a mix up with the seeds the original Indigo Apple had very few seeds so I could not or did not save any it was like maybe 2 or 3 seeds per tomato that weighed about 4 ounces this makes me sad to think I may never eat these again that they may be lost forever
For any Australians watching, Summer Sweet Gold is sold as Summertime Gold in Australia (which was the predecessor) but due to my limited ability to grow everything for the project I decided to maintain the one I like better for distribution here. They are virtually twins but there are tiny differences in taste or performance that may not be noticeable in your climate.
Hi from Canberra, where are they available in Australia?
@@justinarnold7725Canberra Seedsavers are maintaining quite a few varieties of the Dwarf Tomato Project, and you could also check the ‘Where to Buy’ page of the project’s site which TH-cam doesn’t allow to be posted in comments but you can google it.
@@justinarnold7725 Canberra Seedsavers have quite a few that they are maintaining so I would suggest contacting them first.
Like #115. Thank you for the information. Very interesting varieties. Wow! Spring Noire is gorgeous! Dwarf Snakebite is tempting…!!!
Great video!
You never fail to impress us , all 5 varieties are now on my wish list 😊
I just picked up the Gajo De melon from tomato Eden glad I made this choice now after watching your review
First I'd like to say great video! Second I already decided I had started too many varieties of tomatoes and now you make me want to search for more seeds 😅
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Dziękuję za wspaniały film i recenzję 🥰. Nabrałam chęci na kilka odmian. Masz może wiedzę na temat pomidora Rainbow Bling? Jest to pomidor o liściach typu variegata. Distałam nasiona ale w internecie nie mogę na jego temat nic znaleźć .
Dziękuję! Niestety nigdy nie słyszałam o tym pomidorze.
The tomato variety is quite unique whether the seeds in the trials have not been released or are patented❓ 10:21
I don’t think really think they are patented.
I only have seeds for the last one and no room to grow it this year.
Hi! What is the growing pattern for Spring Noire? Do you think it would work as a single stem or does it have Determinate qualities?
Hi, I think you can grow it in 1 or 2 stems.
I just watched your video on the Indigo Apple tomato and that's not the same tomato that I've grown for 10 years the original is dark pink smaller with almost no seeds I don't know what happened but I got a hold of the same seeds last years as the ones you grew and those are terrible I even wrote a letter to Baker Creek about it I'm afraid there growers have made some mistakes or there was a mix up with the seeds the original Indigo Apple had very few seeds so I could not or did not save any it was like maybe 2 or 3 seeds per tomato that weighed about 4 ounces this makes me sad to think I may never eat these again that they may be lost forever