THE BEST TOMATOES OF THE SEASON! PART 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2023
- Hi everyone, in this video I want to tell you about five very good tomato varieties this season that have joined my tomato collection! This review includes the following varieties - 1884 Purple tomato, Amish Gold Slicer tomato, Emerald Pear tomato, Tanunda Red tomato and Jeremy's Stripes tomato.
Coorong Pink is one of my favourite pinks, prolific and great tasting as well as disease resistant in my garden in south eastern Australia! At the end of season it was still producing fruit after other varieties had already given up ☺️
Hi Patrina. Where can I find a list about the total yield of each single dwarf varieties? How much yield from the Coorong Pink?
@@Toskyval I don’t know of any source for those types of details unfortunately. I’m sure that there would be people who could answer that question specifically but I don’t know anyone personally.
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I really enjoy your witty narration and appreciate your reviews.
You grow such beautiful tomatoes!!!!
Thank you!
I really enjoy your tomato reviews!
Thank you!
I'm so glad you showcase dwarf tomatoes. I garden in one raised bed and I'm very limited on space. I like growing dwarf tomatoes because they're so compact and give me more opportunities to grow more tomato plants. They also don't need to be trellised and do well with staking. I can save my trellis space for other climbing crops like cucumbers or pole beans.
Bro i just love all your tomatoes...hopefully i could have half of them next year. Blessings to you
Thanks!
God bless you. May His abundant blessing wash over your plants in ways you cannot fathom! 🙏🏼
I grew Jeremy's Stripes a few months ago. They were delicious! Probably one of my favorites
Thanks so much, Alex! As always, you’ve made me add several more to my wish list!!!!
And HOORAY for GREEN WHEN RIPE! I feel they don’t often get the respect they deserve and if peeps just close their eyes when they taste, they will often find an explosion of flavor! This year we grew about 10 new GWR varieties, and most of them were spectacular! Del Nerpio Verde, Jarson 1 and Jarson 18, Spring Noire, Cherokee Lime Stripes, Cherokee Green….just to name a few! We only regrow our top of the top each year, and Malachite Box (Malakhitovaya Shkatulka) is our top fave of all time! I am a huge cheerleader for that variety! And we have our own cross called Bananas Noire which is a cross between Ananas Noire and an unknown cherry (I think possibly Coyote.). That holds a forever spot in our garden and is so beautiful and sweet!
I have not grown Emerald Pear but have heard Emerald Apple is good. But with your stamp of approval, I must find seeds for Emerald Pear and add it to my 2024 grow list!!!
Thanks, as always, for your amazing reviews. You are the best!!! ~Lauren
Thank you very much!
Always love your videos! What country are you growing in? I'm in Northern California, near Redding, in the U S.
John McHatton
Thank you! I'm in Belarus.
I have green fruits on my Queen Aliquippa and Spencer currently, seeds I started only at beginning of August. The temperature will dip down to 40*F (~4.5*C) overnight in a couple days, but I think the plants will manage, if it go below that I can bring them indoor. Spencer is healthy but isn't producing much, I think this means it likes hot temperatures. Queen Aliquippa is very early and productive, even in a 3 gallon plastic container, I think it will become a favorite because of how early and productive it seems.
I've been waiting for this!❤
Good to hear!
Love all your videos, been a subscriber for well over a year, but maybe my first post. My last two seasons of tomato growing have been poor due to excessive rain in New England at just the wrong time. I'm thinking of building a greenhouse for next year and I'm fascinated by the little glimpses I get of your greenhouse in the videos I watch obsessively. Would you make a video showing us your greenhouse and your trellising method? I'm extremely interested!
You can find me on Facebook and I will tell you all that I can about my greenhouses. I think it's the easiest and the fastest option
What is the bi color in the background at 5:45? 😍
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