What tomatoes are we growing in 2012?

[chris]

Just when you thought your list couldn't get any longer...the postman calls again!

? You've posted me something?

[chris]

I'll be growing Gardener's delight, Alisa Craig and Roma which should cherry, salad and sauce covered and all performed well in the past. I'd really like to try a more exotic variety too but I've heard it's a slippery slope.......

It's not just tomatoes that are... its seeds, growing, chickens, brewing! !

[SarzWix]

You could say that Fairweather friend If I grew every type of tomato that I have seeds of, my list would probably be twice that of Chris's I have whittled them down a bit though, to the few that suit us best, and a few new ones to try this year.

[chris]

show off

[VirginVegGrower]

Wish I had Sarzwix' level of control...but I don't, so Chris, YOUR babies got sown tonight - Ta

[SarzWix]

These are the varieties I got from Amishland Seeds:

Sabre Ukrainian Heirloom

Amazon Chocolate

Belarus Orange

Annies African KY Mystery

Howard German Red

They're all new to me except the Belarus Orange. Hoping to get another variety of plum-type on my permanent list, we love a good plum

[zazen999]

Did you say you were in on the Tom Seed Circle this year - if so, so am I - those look fab.

[SarzWix]

Yep, I did

Apologies to everyone trying to restrain themselves, but this is where they came from: Amishland Heirloom Seed Home Yes, they're in the States, but I've bought seeds from this lady for a few years now and had no problems at all

[WendyC]

I didn't have much luck with tomatoes last year. Not enough sun and trying to grow too many in the greenhouse. (One my fault one not!) I also decided I prefer cordon types as bush ones take up too much room. So I spent ages writing a list, Gardeners' Delight was definitely on it. Guess what! I now can't find my list. I may have to see what comes in the seed order!

[Rabidbun]

Yep, I did

Apologies to everyone trying to restrain themselves, but this is where they came from: Amishland Heirloom Seed Home Yes, they're in the States, but I've bought seeds from this lady for a few years now and had no problems at all

I was being so good!

[salilah]

Aaargh - another good tomato seed site!
(embarrassed - but I only bought 4 - and a chilli!)

Think I had 16 varieties - 18 plants - in the GH last year - must must must cut back!! I've sent some off to the virtual seed parcel but still have:

Green Zebra
Red Zebra
Black Cherry
Moruno
Red Cherry
Snow White
Brown Berry
Coyote
Golden Cherry F1
Sungold
Pomodoro Red Cherry
Gardeners Delight Irish
Sugardrop
Xiaoyangzao
Roma VF
Togi x Latah
Gardeners Delight
Garden Pearl

and have added

Matt's Wild Cherry Tomato seeds
PLATE DE HAITI TOMATO Seeds
Bali Tomato seeds
Hartmans Yellow Gooseberry Tomato seeds

oh and yes from the virtual seed parcel

Black Truffle
French Black (hope this is PW?)
Lime Green Salad

which I think makes 25? oops!

[Rabidbun]

Counted varieties here but thankfully not 25, only 20 or so!

I've just been working out how I'll grow em all as it is, but have hit on a cunning plan - decided to move the family into the garden for Summer and then the tomatoes can have the sunnier rooms! Anyone got any ideas to convince the hubby?

[Paulieb]

Darn it! Now I've been drawn in by that tomato site.

Today from Amishland, I bought
Hahnstown Yellow
Kibits Ukrainian
Japanese Black Trifele
White Wax
and the peppers mix.

[kfan]

I don't have a lot of space in my porch to grow them, but I want to grow:

Green Zebra
Gemini
and Morning sun

[robfosters]

Sorry for the somewhat concise question, but whats the best tomato to grow to fry up with your english breakfast?