I've been growing tomatoes for years, both in my greenhouse and outside. I'm eager to get your recommendations for the best varieties to try. I'm open to all types, so please share your favorites!
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If you haven't tried Black Beauty yet, you should! They're utterly delicious. I also love the classic Moneymaker and Pear Drops for a splash of yellow in salads. Planning to grow those again this year!
Last year, I grew some unique varieties like Honeycomb Cherry and they were absolute stars! I'm trying some microdwarfs this year too, so I'm excited to see how they turn out!
Sweet Aperitif is a must-try! They’re so sweet you can eat them right off the vine like grapes! They grow easily too, definitely a winner!
I think I’ve had those before! Maybe it’s time to try them again!
I love Green Zebra for its looks and tart flavor. They're big and striking! Also had fun with Ildi, tiny pear-shaped cherries that taste great. I've grown both several times now!
Ildi is my favorite too! I grow those yearly; thanks for the suggestions!
Going with cherry tomatoes is a smart move based on last year's weather—they have a better chance of ripening! They can be so delightful to snack on too!
I love Cherry Baby tomatoes, and I've had success with them for years. This year I'm trying out a bunch of new varieties like Latah Early and Chocolate Cherry Vine. They add such variety to my garden. Also, Gardeners Delight are a solid backup—they never disappoint!
I’ve heard great things about Latah! I’ll be sure to look out for them.
Indigo Rose tomatoes are amazing! They have such a unique flavor and work great for making chutney too. Highly recommend giving them a shot!
Thanks! I’ll check those out, they sound interesting!
I’ve grown Moneymaker before, but I’ll definitely check out Black Beauty. They sound amazing!